A courtyard scene typical of Northern New Mexico. Taos Ski Valley, celebrating its 50th year of world-class skiing this season, is a short drive from the Southwestern town of Taos, N.M. and features 12 lifts and more than 2,600 vertical feet of lift-serviced elevation. It is also one of the last ski areas in the country that doesn't allow snowboards permitting only skis and snowblades on their slopes. (MARC PISCOTTY/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) CQ
A courtyard scene typical of Northern New Mexico. Taos Ski Valley, celebrating its 50th year of world-class skiing this season, is a short drive from the Southwestern town of Taos, N.M. and features 12 lifts and more than 2,600 vertical feet of lift-serviced elevation. It is also one of the last ski areas in the country that doesn't allow snowboards permitting only skis and snowblades on their slopes. (MARC PISCOTTY/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) CQ
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MAP;A courtyard scene typical of Northern New Mexico. Taos Ski Valley, celebrating its 50th year of world-class skiing this season, is a short drive from the Southwestern town of Taos, N.M. and features 12 lifts and more than 2,600 vertical feet of lift-serviced elevation. It is also one of the last ski areas in the country that doesn't allow snowboards permitting only skis and snowblades on their slopes. (MARC PISCOTTY/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) CQ
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