New Mexico Resorts

New Mexico "" Land of Enchantment"". Come and see for yourself

With over 300 inches of snow each winter and over 300 days of sunshine each year, winter sports in New Mexico include exceptional downhill skiing and riding, New Mexico is one of the most popular places to visit among extraterrestrials. Maybe it’s the beautiful sights or the rich history that bring the foreign friends to the “Land of Enchantment,” but one thing's for certain – they love to keep earthlings guessing.

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Innsbrook Village

Innsbrook Village Country Club is located near many popular attractions. Guests will enjoy the resort's private nine-hole golf course and the trout-stocked fishing pond, swimming pool, tennis, and Texas Club Restaurant. Golfing, hiking, horse riding, mountain biking, and fishing are a few of the summer activities. May through September, visit Ruidoso Downs and the Billy the Kid Casino. The Inn of the Mountain Gods on the Apache Reservation offers Las Vegas-style gaming. In winter, Ski Apache (11,400 ft.) has 25 slopes, eight lifts,and a gondola. Antiques and art galleries abound.

Las Brisas de Santa Fe

Take a step back in time to gracious old Santa Fe at Las Brisas de Santa Fe. Here guests will find narrow streets lined with distinctive buildings of Spanish influence, offering shops, boutiques, restaurants and night spots. From late November through early April, skiing is available 16 miles from the resort at Santa Fe Ski Basin, which has a vertical drop of 1,650 feet. Be sure to take some time to explore the city. Guided tours that highlight museums, historic churches, and government buildings are available. Free parking avaiable at the resort.

Otra Vez en Santa Fe

Located in the heart of downtown Santa Fe, Otra Vez en Santa Fe is close to all of the city's attractions. The city is rich in culture, with its unique blend of American-Indian and Spanish architecture. The Santa Fe Opera, Fiestas de Santa Fe, the American-Indian Market, and the Institute of American Arts Museum showcase both local and world-renowned artists. The area is also perfect for desert and mountain biking, fishing, white-water rafting, and many other recreational activities. Skiers will find downhill slopes only 16 miles from the resort.

Pinecliff Village

Pinecliff Village truly is a year-round resort. Downhill skiing is only 20 miles away at Ski Apache, which boasts 24 slopes and an elevation of 11,400 feet. The resort also has an indoor swimming pool and a whirlpool. Summer visitors can enjoy horseback riding, hiking, and tennis. Casino gaming is available year-round on the nearby Apache Reservation. If you stay between May and September, be sure to visit Ruidoso Downs Race Track and the Billy the Kid Casino.

Rancho Ruidoso Condo

The magnificent Lincoln National Forest is the backdrop for Rancho Ruidoso Condominiums, which are located at an elevation of 7,200 feet. Peace and quiet are in abundance, as well as an outdoor pool and tennis courts, which are available seasonally. Hiking is a year-round activity in the area. Ruidoso's horse racing season is from May to Labor Day. Winter boasts prime skiing at Ski Apache, which has a summit elevation of 12,000 feet and a vertical drop of 1,900 feet. Enjoy gambling at the nearby Mescalero Apache Reservation.

Sun Lodge of Angel Fire

Sun Lodge of Angel Fire is part of the 17,000-acre Angel Fire resort community located 26 miles east of Taos. Angel Fire is bordered by the Carson National Forest and Wheeler Peak Wilderness Area. With an average annual snowfall of 140 inches, Angel Fire offers superb powder skiing. More than 60 trails, ranging from beginner to expert, wind through 400 acres of skiable terrain. Summers are also filled with activity. Try golfing on Angel Fire's 18-hole championship course, playing tennis, horseback riding, hiking, or trout fishing in Monte Verde Lake.

The Commons at Angel Fire

The Commons at Angel Fire is located in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of New Mexico, offering a complete vacation center. In winter, the ski area is the main attraction, while warmer weather offers splendid trout fishing opportunities at Eagle Nest Lake and other nearby mountain lakes and streams. Santa Fe and Taos are within driving distance, offering cultural activities, museums, old Spanish cathedrals, and authentic pueblo and adobe homes.

Villas de Santa Fe

Indulge your senses with a stay in Sante Fe, known as the City Different. Santa Fe attracts upwards of 1.5 million visitors from around the world each year. The city boasts more than 250 art galleries and museums and more than 225 exquisite restaurants. For the adventurous tourist, outdoor activities include exhilarating white-water rafting, fishing, snowmobiling, skiing, hiking, hot-air ballooning, horseback riding, and golfing. After a long day of playing, relax at your beautifully situated Vacation Internationale Villas de Santa Fe resort, the perfect home base.

Villas de Santa Fe

Breathtaking landscapes. Vibrant American-Indian and Spanish arts and culture. Spicy Southwestern cuisine. Nestled in the heart of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Villas de Santa Fe invites you to spend your vacation in the midst of it all. In just a short walk from the resort, you'll discover many museums, markets, shops, and galleries. And in minutes, you can enjoy a hike through the picturesque Santa Fe National Forest, take a sight-seeing tour of adobe pueblos and colorful Spanish missions, or ski the white-powder slopes of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

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