The Sandia Peak snow report for Feb 22 is a 3" base depth with 0 of 4 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Sandia Peak are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: Sandia Peak Ski Area will be temporarily closed due to warm temps and limited snow. Despite our team's best efforts, conditions won’t allow us to make new snow right now. But we’re not giving up! We're working hard to get you back on the mountain this season. Stay tuned, and think snow!
In the meantime, we want to ensure that our guests with pre-purchased tickets have options:
Use your credit immediately at Sipapu & Pajarito—your ticket value is honored at purchase value as resort credit.
Hold onto it and redeem it at Sandia when conditions improve.
If you have a pre-purchased ticket coming up, please reach out to our guest services team at info@sandia.ski to receive your credit.
All credits expire on April 30, 2025.
We appreciate your support and patience as we navigate these weather challenges. If you have any questions or need assistance with your ticket credit, please contact our Guest Services team at info@sandia.ski. We look forward to welcoming you back soon. Think snow!
Not bad 5 inches. Only lift 4 is running to mid mountain. Staff say main lift will open after 6 more inches of snowfall. $35, and kids 12 and under ride free.
Sandia Peak sits high above Albuquerque and boasts perhaps the nation's easiest ski resort access from a major city via a 60-person aerial tram that rises more than 4,000 vertical feet in less than 20 minutes. It is New Mexico's oldest ski area and offers beginner and intermediate skiers and boarders some long cruisers. Weekends can get crowded and lifts are old, but a weekday powder dump even can entice experts to sample its slopes.
