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New Mexico, United States β 12 km
πΊπΈ New Mexico Β· United States β Altitude 2984 m
This live camera looks at Ski Apache, a ski area on the slopes of Sierra Blanca in the Sacramento Mountains of southern New Mexico. It is useful for checking snow and conditions before deciding whether to travel up the mountain.
Ski Apache sits at roughly 2,984 metres above sea level near Ruidoso, in the Mescalero Apache lands of southern New Mexico. The area is known for its high desert setting, where pine and fir forests rise above the Tularosa Basin. The surrounding mountains give it a quieter, more remote character than the big resorts of the Rockies, and the air is dry and clear for much of the year.
Watch the camera on a clear morning to judge snow coverage and how the slopes look before the day gets busy. Afternoon storms are common in summer, so the view can change quickly. Winter weather brings the most noticeable changes, with fresh snow, wind and sunlit runs. Conditions shift throughout the day, so checking at different times gives a fuller picture.
The ski season usually runs through the winter months, and the best time to ski is generally midwinter when snow is most reliable. In summer the mountain is cooler than the lowlands and popular for hiking. Nearby cameras in Ruidoso and Alto, including the Midtown View and Grindstone Lake View, offer a look at the town and lake below the mountain.
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Current conditions and the 3-day forecast for Ski Apache are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you can check them before you set out.
The local time for Ski Apache is shown on this page in the live time block. It follows the mountain time zone of New Mexico.
The camera is on the Ski Apache ski area near Ruidoso in southern New Mexico, at about 2,984 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Mornings in winter are often the clearest for seeing snow and slope conditions. In summer, watch in the morning as afternoon storms can change the view.
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