One of a kind cannabis lounge. Very friendly staff. Amazing artwork and a very relaxing…read moreenvironment. I "highly" recommend.

So cute i absolutely love this place! it was so cute and colorful my favorite thing was definitely…read morethe fish tanks.

First time skiing and I really enjoyed it! Ski Apache was…read morefun and a nice place to start. It was full but it wasn't crowded. There are classes you can pay for and they'll teach you how to ski but I don't think it's necessary because you could learn in your own. Starts with a beginner area then moves on to bigger slopes etc... I stayed in the beginner area. The view as you go up the mountain is breathtaking in the winter with all the snow ! It's like a 30ish minutes drive to reach the place but it's a beautiful scenery! There is a warning to bring chains for your tires and many did but it's not bad if you go without them just be careful. The food place served food but you can also bring your own and eat on some benches they have there. You can rent your gear there or places near it and bring it. Once there you can go in and go out as many time as you want since once you buy the day pass you just have to zip it in a visible place to be able to go. Didn't do the zip lining but the skiing was fun!

Beautiful setting and wonderful staff! Poncho and Danny were enthusiastic, informative and…read moreknowledgeable! They both helped the nervous people feel calmer and everyone had fun!

What a beautiful public course! Nestled in the Sacramento Mountain range of Ruidoso... couldn't…read moreget enough of the vista. The Pro Shop staffer was friendly and helpful. The cost for the round was reasonable when you consider the location. The selection in the pro shop was a bit sparse and we were told it was because they were switching out for the seasonal items. Enjoyed the course... no bad shots!

After playing another local course and having a bad experience, I played this one on the 4 PM…read moretwilight. Overall had a great experience. Tee boxes and fairways in good shape. Greens looked nice, but a little bumpy and soft and definitely the "volcano" that forms around the hole at the end of the day. Pace of play was a little frustrating, due mainly to one of those horrible foresomes that don't care about anyone else: I skipped hole 8 and never dealt with them again. Carts in at 7 wouldn't have been an issue except for the slower play, but arranged to have wife return cart and walked last three holes. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

*BEWARE!!!!!! The GM…read moreKen Marlatt is letting this once great mountain with so much potential rot away. It seems he only wants to make money ripping off unsuspecting tourists and making it unaffordable for locals and even lots of tourist. Ski Apache price increase is unfair for the product they offer. I asked on social media a few times (Facebook) why the increase only to be blocked from viewing the page entirely. Seems very unfair/shady of them to do this for asking a simple question. I've never seen any other ski resorts block customers for asking questions like "why the price increase of $60-105 this season." *Some things for people to know before going* -Prices have gone up almost 100% up to $195 for peak days. It's $150-160 non peak days. Today Thursday 2/12/26 is $195 but last season this same Thursday before Presidents' Day was $90. -Thursday's are now considered weekend day pricing and no weekday pricing is options are available anymore. -Since 2020 they stopped operating Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (besides Christmas and Spring break week) which is greatly hurting all the local ski shops. If you can rent from the local shops and help them out they awesome staffing that care about you having a good day. -With this increase you would expect on mountain improvements but nothing has happened besides the "snow factory" machine that only makes snow for a small section of easy street. They also think they can use tarps like RUKA and LEVI in Finland do to solve the lack of snow/warm wet build temps when they can't make snow but don't have anywhere near the same snowmaking capacity like those resorts have. -Snowmaking from the summit/gondola including midway lift 2 is Inoperative and no plans to fix it for future lean snow years. They also haven't made snow off Capitan quad (chair 4) the last couple seasons so it seems that area is headed toward being INOP too. Basically snowmaking is limited to chair 3&5 only (the small beginner chairlifts) this is where they put the expensive operating Snow factory machine. -I'll also add Elk Ridge quad (chair 8) terrain has no snowmaking anymore but the whole area has been abandoned for over a decade including the Elk lodge with also no plans to reopen or fix the area. -Chairlifts don't seem to be properly maintained like seat cushion that are ripped on most chairs outside of 3&5 especially on Chair 2. -They are always short staff and GM Ken Marlatt stopped/wont allow an employee bus to operate to save money so less staff is showing up making operations a nightmare and chairlifts not being able to operate regularly. -staffing issues go into the lodge also like no bartenders sometimes (no bartender on 2/7/26) and bathrooms have most stall broken. Usually only 2-3 work out of 7. -The other bathrooms at the top of chair 6 Apache bowl and Moonshine Burger& Bar restrooms have been abandoned and are covered in rat droppings. -Under GM Ken Marlatt leadership staff doesn't seem safely properly trained especially with children on chairlifts (unfortunately a child lost their life this season Jan2026 due to this). -MTB trails haven't been raked/maintained since 2020 and just to ride the gondola for sightseeing cost $65. -Zero Terrain park features. No rails/boxes since 2019 and no jumps since 2020. The mountain is so beautiful and has so much potential. It's a shame to see what has now become of it since GM Ken Marlatt took over. They should look into someone else to run it before it's too late. MCP with James Coleman might make a good option. I'd recommend Cloudcroft, Sandia, Angel fire, Ski Santa Fe, Taos, Pajarito Mountain or Sipipu as other more reliable and safer options for NM skiing. If you would love to enjoy a Native American run ski area I would recommend looking in Sunrise Park Resort operated by the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Eastern Arizona. They have been making improvements to the mountain while offering fair lift ticket prices ranging from $25-$99. They will listen to any complaint especially on social media and try the best they can to improve on that. Maybe Ski Apache can learn from them instead of deleting/blocking anyone that criticizes their operations on social media. I've attached a photo of the bathroom at Moonshine Bar with RAT DROPPINGS! from this season 25/26. Apparently the bathroom at the top of Apache Bowl is a lot worse. This shows you what has become of the mountain under GM Ken Marlatt's leadership. Unfortunately due all this and now being blocked on social media (never seen a ski area block people on social media for asking why lift ticket prices increased dramatically this year) I won't spend any more money here and I'm a avid loyal skier here. I wish the best for them and hope they listen to this review as I would love to ski at SKI Apache and see it become the great mountain it use to be. Unfortunately it's just getting worse every year with GM Ken Marlatt's leadership.

This was my first time skiing & I honestly had so much fun here! There's levels for starters and…read moremore advance levels but I stayed in the beginners hehe. It's super cold here but with thermal wear it was much better ! The view going up was beautiful! I don't know how to add videos here but it was breathtaking! It takes a little bit of time going up but it's worth it! The place had clean restrooms and a restaurant at the top of you get hungry but you can also bring your own food and kind of picnic at the tables there instead of buying food. The skiing was so fun here & I recommend it

Rainy day - took my family there 8 of us total - 6 kids , including 2 toddlers- but this place was…read moreso much fun! people are super friendly- we absolutely loved our visit! my kids will never forget the Wild West room!

My partner and I had an amazing time! The escape room was unique, challenging, and absolutely…read morestunning! They really focused on every single detail when creating this room! Thank you so much for this wonderful opportunity! I will be making many recommendations!

This lake is beautiful and has some nice trails around it. Really cool to visit here during the…read morewinter when it is frozen solid! If you fallow the trail on the right side you'll come to a really nice small waterfall. Also make sure to look out for the wildlife as there is always something cool to see like today when we saw the bald eagle above. Make sure to hit this beginner level hiking area when you're in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

We had the best time on this trail ride! The wranglers & the trail guide were great! Attentive &…read morepleasant to chat with. The outfitter was well equipped & organized. We rode Rose, Panda, Charmin & Belle and they were great. Highly recommend! And for the love of all things cowboy... WEAR PANTS!

The people who run this r amazing. They knew I was afraid of horses and assigned me an amazing…read morehorse and made sure I was comfortable through out the ride. It was wonderful and my grandkids and Husband enjoyed our time. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

This review is exclusively for the food. The pony riding is a great little experience for small…read morechildren. We got corn in a cup and that corn had to of been sitting in the pot for days, it was gross. We ended up going to the corn place at screaming eagle to satisfy the wife's corn craving.

A very clever idea for parents of little kids. Pony rides for kids $10 for 5 min. They also…read moreprovide foods and drinks including grilled corn. There a seating area for family members with good view of ring so you can take pictures. Service very understanding of small kids and sudden potential fears they may develop - our little one got scared before getting on the pony and they patiently waited for him to get settled before starting the clock; after a few steps of riding the pony our kid had a huge smile plastered on his face. Also, there's a park right across the street, so either before or after the pony ride your little ones can play there too.