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Uphill Access
Uphill users are considered skiers under the New Mexico Skier Safety Act and are required to adhere to the laws stated in the act and the specific items located within the skier’s responsibility code. The Sandia Peak uphill access policy is intended to educate users about the risks of these activities.
There are guidelines that all uphill users must follow to promote safety and to minimize conflicts between mountain operations including but not limited to: grooming operations, snowmobile traffic, other vehicles, downhill skiers/riders, and any other activities that might be taking place at any time on the mountain, day and night.
Please stay to the side of trails and follow the designated uphill routes (Cibola & Double Eagle).
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My child turns 13 before next winter. Are they eligible for Power Kids?The Power Kids pass is for kids ages 12 and younger at the time of purchase. As long as your kiddo is 12 when you register for the pass, you’re set.
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Do I need to show proof of age?Yes. You’ll be asked to submit legal paperwork that proves your child’s age (most parents provide a copy of their child’s birth certificate).
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Do I have to buy something to get a Power Kids pass?Nope! There’s no strings attached - this pass is really and truly FREE.
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Will you ship my child’s Power Kids pass?Sure! Just make sure you select the free shipping option when you pick up your pass.
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Does this pass come with any benefits like discounted hot chocolate?No, this pass provides pure direct to lift access - skip the ticket window, you’ll have more time for skiing!
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