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Angel Diva
After skipping Taos Ski Valley (TSV) during the 2023-24 season, I decided to spend more than a week skiing TSV in 2024-25. The relatively low cost of a TSV Senior Value Pass (65+) when skiing more than 7 days was a factor. This season I did not get Ikon or Mountain Collective, instead I have senior season passes to more than one mountain where I’ll ski over 7 days, plus the Indy Pass. I skied TSV for a couple days in December after skiing at Wolf Creek before driving back to the southeast. I’m in the midst of my second stay to ski TSV, after flying to ABQ on Wed, Feb. 5 and will fly out on Sat, Feb. 22.
It’s an oddball season for TSV because a warm spell melted a lot of snow in the past couple weeks. More snow is coming this week. Read on for my comments about travel, the differences at TSV between 2023 and 2025, and thoughts about the value of a Taos Ski Week for anyone interested in improving their skiing in the long run regardless of age or current ability level.
The pictures are from my first ski day, Thursday, February 6.
Kachina Peak

Ridge trails above Honeysuckle

Maxi's bumps from Lift 7

It’s an oddball season for TSV because a warm spell melted a lot of snow in the past couple weeks. More snow is coming this week. Read on for my comments about travel, the differences at TSV between 2023 and 2025, and thoughts about the value of a Taos Ski Week for anyone interested in improving their skiing in the long run regardless of age or current ability level.
The pictures are from my first ski day, Thursday, February 6.
Kachina Peak

Ridge trails above Honeysuckle

Maxi's bumps from Lift 7
