70th Annual Skiesta At Pajarito March 17

Pajarito Mountain. Courtesy photo

Pajarito Mountain. Courtesy photo

PAJARITO MOUNTAIN News:

March 17 at Pajarito will be the 70th Annual Skiesta.

Skiesta is a long-standing tradition at Pajarito Mountain.  The very first Skiesta was held in 1948 and featured music, costumes and a 50 cent hot dog lunch.

Since it’s very humble beginnings, Skiesta has been a wacky spring event that celebrates the unique mountain culture of Los Alamos and the wonderful sport of skiing (all types—snowboarding included!).

This year there will be beer from six New Mexico Craft Breweries, a costume contest, themed skiing events, and music from the band Escape on a Horse! Learn more here.

Upcoming Deals:

Pajarito Mountain has Mushroom, Zero Road East and the Beginner’s area open and lift ticket prices are $24 for all ages. The NEW Magic Carpet and the Beginner Lift are open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for daily operations.

For the snow report and ticket info, click here.

Upcoming Events (click here for our calendar):

Active Duty Military Ski FREE:Guests with active duty military ID cards get a FREE lift ticket nearly every Wednesday. The next wednesday is Feb. 21. For more details, click here.

The following guests ski FREE every day at Pajarito: Seven and under, 4th graders, 5th graders, and Seniors 70+. For more details, click here.

Guests with active duty military ID cards get 50 percent off full-day full-price lift tickets nearly every day. Blackout dates apply. For more details, click here.

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