Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort is located about 20 miles south of Taos, New Mexico. It's a smaller ski resort than many others in the Rockies, and perfect for the family fun ski vacation getaway. It's a fast-growing resort that's family-owned and operated, and has been so since 1952. Though the resort is smaller than many, it has the longest ski season and some of the lowest ski ticket prices in the Rocky Mountains. Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort also regularly offers many ski packages and ski lift ticket discount deals.

New Mexico's oldest ski resort Sipapu is bordered by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains as well as Carson National Forest. With over 40 trails and 2 terrain parks, there's something at Sipapu for every type of skier and snowboarder, from experienced to beginner. Slope-side lodging, a ski school and a family-friendly atmosphere are some of the key perks at Sipapu. With over 200 skiable acres, 190 annual inches of snowfall and a vertical drop of 1055 feet, conditions are always ripe for skiing. Snowmaking covers 70% of the mountain. Most of the slopes are for intermediate and advanced skiers, but about 20% are great for beginners. The longest run is almost 2 miles long.

The already inexpensive adult all-day lift ticket can be less with things like discount lift coupons, discount ski packages. This is a great way to enjoy ski and snowboard discounts that can make a great family vacation even better.

Getting to Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort is easy, making it a great, convenient place for a discount ski vacation. Sipapu is 55 miles from Las Vegas, 65 miles from Santa Fe and just 20 miles from Taos, New Mexico. Coming out of Taos, you take Hwy 68 South then go left on Hwy 518 for a scenic, 20 mile drive.

The lodging options are designed to suit every size family and every budget. Hotels, duplexes, cabins, motels, lodge rooms and even mobile homes are available. There are RV parks and campsites, bunk rooms and apartments in Sipapu. Several units have full kitchens and bedrooms for those who want a more home-style lodging.

While sledding and tubing aren't allowed at Sipapu, there are some nearby hills designed for that. But those who want to ski, snowboard, snowblade and ski bike will find plenty to keep them busy at Sipapu. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are available a short drive away the resort, as well.