The Art District on Santa Fe

About 1.6 miles south of downtown on Santa Fe Drive, between 5th and 11th Avenues. Dence, CO

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+1 505 982 4429, +1 505 988 8883

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www.gtmd.org

The Art District on Santa Fe is the hub of the Denver art scene, with the largest concentration of art galleries in Colorado, featuring more than 40 galleries, shops, and restaurants. Art lovers can find everything from traditional ... more on Denver.org

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75% of guests recommend this place.

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Bathrooms were clean, lockers cost 75 cents, overpriced boutique, but all around a pleasant and fun experience for two first time skiers. more on TripAdvisor

The road up is full of twists and turns, but it's well-maintained. more on igougo

I have skiied Santa Fe and will always appreciate the wide and scenic views from all runs. more on SkiSite

All in all we had a good time skiing at Ski Santa Fe, even with both of our kids, the second day skiing with us. more on TripAdvisor

Food was OK Bas area could use a lounge so you could unwind with a beer after the day is done. more on TripAdvisor

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I spent two days here during President's week. No crowds, Good snow, fabulous views all added up to great skiing. The bad news -- Rental shop totally messed up my bindings one day (I brought my own bo ... more on TripAdvisor

We went to Ski Santa Fe this March for the second time and really enjoyed ourselves. While the drive up the mountain forces you to get up a good 30 minutes early, it is totally worth it! Even though i ... more on TripAdvisor

If all you want to do is buy a ticket and ski, this is a good place for you. The people here are really nice. And the people who get all the cars rapidly into the parking lot have their stuff together ... more on TripAdvisor

The U.S. is blessed with some of the biggest, glitziest, and fanciest ski resorts in the world. They're also some of the priciest. But you can find great snow and long, wide open runs for all levels g ... more on TripAdvisor

Ski Santa Fe is obviously located in Santa Fe, New Mexico. To get up to the mountain where you can ski, you first have to make a half hour drive up a road to the bottom of the slopes. Then you can buy ... more on TripAdvisor

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If you are going to Santa Fe, Ski Santa Fe is great because it is only 15 miles (40 minutes) from town. You have to commute, as ... more on igougo

Compared to major ski resorts around the US, the mountain is small, though it does not lack in vertical height. It is one of the tallest ... more on igougo

The facilities need to be updated, and some of the staff could be more pleasant (the lift-ticket sales folks were less than polite).

Rental ... more on igougo

Being only 15-20 miles outside of town makes this a very convenient trip. The road up is full of twists and turns, but it's well-maintained. ... more on igougo

I was there in late December through late January. We had terrific conditions (powder, no ice, dry clear weather, not too cold!!) ... more on igougo

One Day in Santa Fe

by Rene Agredano

Although Santa Fe and Albuquerque are just an hour apart, getting to Santa Fe used to take some effort, usually requiring a rental car from the Albuquerque Airport. more >