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Ski Santa Fe to open additional Advanced Terrain

Tim Mora snowboards down Lower Broadway at Ski Santa Fe wearing a tank top on Dec. 23.
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Ski Santa Fe is planning to open new Intermediate and Advanced runs throughout the upper mountain, as winter storms are predicted to hit New Mexico.

Beginning Jan. 9, Roadrunner, Fall Line, Pipeline, Burro Alley, Avalanche Bowl, Cody’s Glade, Desperado, Double Eagle V, Bozo and Santa Fe Trail are expected to open.

New advance terrain will be accessible by the Tesuque Peak Triple Chairlift, and additional beginner terrain will be served by the Santa Fe Express High-Speed Quad. Crews are working to open the Millennium Lift before the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend.

Ski Santa Fe is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. For more information, visit skisantafe.com.

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