Angel Fire

Nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Angel Fire Resort features New Mexico's only night skiing and various winter sports. Summer visitors enjoy mountain biking, championship golf, and zipline adventures.

The first major Vietnam Veterans Memorial in America rises from the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with distinctive white walls reaching skyward. Inside, the chapel offers a serene space for reflection.

This 28-acre spring-fed lake offers tranquil waters for rainbow trout fishing and scenic exploration. Rent a kayak or paddleboard to glide across the alpine waters while enjoying mountain views at Angel Fire Resort.

Carve through the largest bike park in the Rocky Mountains with over 60 miles of lift-served terrain. Glide down 2,000 vertical feet of alpine meadows and aspen groves on trails designed for every skill level.

This versatile community venue in Angel Fire features an astro turf lawn and covered stage for concerts and festivals. Enjoy Cool Summer Nights or the 4th of July Music Festival while relaxing with your own seating.

The Lady Slipper Trail winds through Angel Fire's lush forests, offering glimpses of wildlife and seasonal wildflowers. Explore its gentle paths alongside Monte Verde Lake for a peaceful retreat.

Saladon Lake offers a peaceful alpine retreat at nearly 10,000 feet in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Hike through dense forests and capture stunning mountain vistas in this tranquil New Mexico sanctuary.