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New Mexico ski resort webcams & snow report

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Every New Mexico resort PeakCam tracks, ranked by base depth, with live cams a click away — and one email the morning any of them gets fresh snow. Snow data refreshes every six hours.

Resorts tracked
8
Deepest base
6″Taos Ski Valley
Most new snow · 24h
Nothing in the last 24h
Best rating
Poor
Last data sync

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All 8 New Mexico resorts

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ResortBase24hCamsRating
Taos Ski ValleySangre de Cristo6″0″6Poor
Angel Fire ResortMoreno Valley1″0″4Poor
Sipapu Ski and Summer ResortSangre de Cristo1″0″2Poor
Pajarito Mountain Ski AreaJemez Mountains0″0″1Poor
Red River Ski AreaSangre de Cristo0″0″6Poor
Sandia Peak Ski AreaSandia Mountains0″0″2Poor
Ski ApacheSacramento Mountains0″0″1Poor
Ski Santa FeSangre de Cristo0″0″4Poor

About skiing in New Mexico

PeakCam tracks 8 ski resorts in New Mexico across 5 regions: Sangre de Cristo (4), Jemez Mountains (1), Moreno Valley (1), Sacramento Mountains (1) and others. Every one of them has live webcams on PeakCam — 26 cams in all.

7 of the 8 have an assigned NRCS SNOTEL or SCAN station, so their base depth and new snow are sensor readings synced every six hours; the other 1 has no station nearby and uses weather-model estimates (Open-Meteo) instead — each resort page says which.

Right now the deepest base in New Mexico is 6 inches at Taos Ski Valley; the shallowest reporting resort is Angel Fire Resort at 1 inch.

New Mexico snow and webcam questions

Which New Mexico ski resort has the most snow right now?
Taos Ski Valley has the deepest base in New Mexico right now at 6 inches. That reading comes from the resort's assigned NRCS station and updates every six hours. PeakCam ranks all 8 New Mexico ski resorts by base depth on this page.
How many ski resorts in New Mexico have live webcams?
8 of the 8 New Mexico ski resorts on PeakCam have live webcams — 26 cams in total, a mix of live video and refreshing stills. All of them are free to watch and need no account.
When do New Mexico ski resorts open?
New Mexico resorts typically open between mid-November and mid-December; Taos Ski Valley and Ski Santa Fe usually target Thanksgiving weekend. Projected and confirmed dates for every resort are on PeakCam's opening dates page, and a free opening-day alert emails you the morning a resort you follow opens.

How the numbers are measured: SNOTEL telemetry, quality control and the model fallback. Opening dates for every resort: projected and confirmed dates.

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