Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

Sandia Peak Ski Area

Just a Tram ride away (or short drive) from Albuquerque, you can explore 300 acres of slopes with a variety terrain. This is where you will find a friendly price, wide open trails, blue skies and perfect grooming.

Tags: Sandia Park, Entertainment/Recreation, For Kids, Outdoor, Skiing

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