Located in Los Alamos, New Mexico and known for its bumps and fall line skiing, Pajarito Mountain is one of the west’s best kept secrets. Located on 750 acres on the eastern edge of the Jemez Mountains, Pajarito features spectacular views of the Rio Grande Valley and the Valles Caldera National Preserve. The mountain has a deep history in the area, and was first founded by scientists at the nearby Los Alamos National Laboratory. The mountain offers Ski & Ride School, rentals and dining. During the summer, Pajarito Mountain is known for its extensive lift-served mountain bike trail system and hosting signature events, including Ullrfest at the beginning of winter and longtime favorite Skiesta, which celebrates Spring. For more information, visit Pajarito.ski.
44 trails 6 lifts 2 terrain parks 750 skiable acres