Man cross-country skis on a snowy mesa.
1-6 HoursEntrance fee applies

Cross-Country Ski the Blue & Orange Trails

Bandelier National Monument

Cross-country skiing and other winter recreational activities are available at Bandelier National Monument.

Opportunities to cross-country ski, snowshoe, and hike may be found in the Upper Frijoles area of the monument located off of Highway 4, near Forest Service Road 289 (Dome Road). There are four trails - the Cerro Grande Trail, the Alamo Boundary Trail, and the two Upper Frijoles loop trails (one is 2.4 miles round-trip while the other is 5 miles round-trip). Trails are open during daylight hours only. Pets are not permitted. Please pack out all trash. Snowshoe users and hikers are asked to stay to the side of the ski trail. Seasonal Conditions Snow volume varies from year to year so call the visitor center (505-672-3861 x 0 or 1800) for current conditions. The ski and snowshoe season usually lasts from mid-November to mid-March. The trails are open all year to hiking.

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Cross-Country SkiingArcheologyCliff DwellingsRuinsPlateaus and MesasForests and WoodlandsMountainsNatural SoundsScenic ViewsTrailsWildernessBandelier National Monument

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Duration

1-6 Hours

Fees

Entrance fee applies

Fees Apply

Yes

Seasons

Winter, Spring

Time of Day

Day, Dawn, Dusk

Accessibility

Cross-country ski trails are not groomed or maintained.

Pets

No

Reservations

No

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