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SKI APACHE

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March 31, 2025


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Bluebird skies and spring vibes are in full swing at Ski Apache this March 31, 2025. Overnight temperatures hovered above freezing at 36.1°F, softening the slopes and delivering ideal conditions for late-season carving. With a snowpack depth of 6 inches — slightly above seasonal average at 106% — the mountain is holding its own as winter winds down. While no new snowfall is forecasted this week, groomers have been working their magic to keep trails in great shape, especially in the beginner and intermediate areas. Morning runs will be firmer, but expect soft, buttery turns by midday — perfect for soaking up the high desert sun.

Despite a rocky start to the snow season, Ski Apache has carved out a resilient finale. Local buzz highlights an end-of-season discount drawing crowds for one last ride, and the popular “Zass Pass” is helping visitors skip lift lines for more time on the mountain. While wildfire concerns did make headlines earlier this winter, current conditions are stable with no immediate threats to the resort. If you’re looking for a family-friendly mountain with affordable rates and uncrowded terrain, Ski Apache is delivering — but don’t wait too long, as the season is winding to a close.

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About the Area


Ski Apache is located in the Sierra Blanca mountain range in New Mexico. The resort offers skiing and snowboarding on the slopes of Sierra Blanca Peak, which is the highest peak in the range at 11,981 feet. The mountain features a variety of runs for all skill levels, as well as stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Ski Apache in New Mexico is a popular ski resort known for its breathtaking views and diverse terrain. The resort offers over 55 runs for skiers of all levels, with the beginner-friendly runs being a standout. The terrain park is also popular with freestyle skiers and snowboarders. An interesting fact is that Ski Apache is located on the sacred land of the Mescalero Apache tribe, and the resort's name honors their heritage. For beginners, it's recommended to take the Gondola up to the mid-mountain area and enjoy the gentle runs. After a long day of skiing, the best apres ski bar is the Grille, which offers delicious food and drinks with live music on weekends.