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Trip Guide to Santa Fe in Winter

Martin Morrell Poolside at Maroma Resort & Spa.

Photo: Martin Morrell

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If you think summer is the only time to visit the Southwest, think again. Winter in Santa Fe means adobe walls frosted with snow and air scented with fragrant piñon smoke. There’s also plenty to see, from SITE Santa Fe’s acclaimed biennial, which runs through January 7, to the art spaces that line Canyon Road. And just beyond the city, the ski slopes of Taos beckon. Read the article

Destinations: Santa Fe · Taos

Inspired by: The (Mini) Vacation — by Malia Boyd, Published Oct. 2006

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    Inn of the Five Graces

    This happily over-the-top, 24-suite compound has a Thousand and One Nights aesthetic, so minimalists beware: the units here, which occupy vintage a

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    Castro's

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    Fuego

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    Ten Thousand Waves

    Tucked into a green hillside on the winding mountain road that leads to the Santa Fe Ski Area, Ten Thousand Waves has long attracted day visitors f

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    Sipapu Ski Resort

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    Santa Fe Ski Basin

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    Taos Ski Valley

    Explore the 110 runs at the property, including some very challenging trails. More
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