- Uphill users must obey all signs, warnings, and closures. Do not under any circumstances, ski/ride near any snowcats or grooming operations. Just because you can see a snowcat, it doesn’t mean that the operator can see you.
-Users must not cross exposed snowmaking lines at any time or interfere in any way with snowmaking operations.
-Uphill travel through terrain parks is prohibited during normal operating hours.
-Avalanche terrain may be closed. Avalanche mitigation may be in progress at any time during the early morning, daytime, or dusk. It is your responsibility to avoid areas where these activities may be in progress. Please check in with ski patrol dispatch if in question. If in doubt, avoid traveling in or under any steep terrain.
-It is unlawful to board any of the lifts without a valid lift ticket or season pass. Anyone utilizing uphill access privileges to access upper mountain lifts without a valid lift ticket or pass will be subject to the loss of all pass privileges at the resort for an extended period and may be prosecuted for theft under New Mexico law.
-If user decides to leave the ski area boundary, user is responsible for understanding risks. User may not enter, leave or re-enter the ski area by using a closed area, including marked USFS boundary closures. User must exit the area through open trails only.
-Ski patrol services are not available outside of the Sandia Peak Boundary and normal operating hours. Call 911 in case of emergency. Cell service may be spotty or unavailable and rescue may be lengthy.
-Sandia Peak reserves the right to prohibit uphill access at any time due to special events, weather, or for any other reason deemed necessary by Sandia Peak administration.
