What began as a nine-hole golf course in 1961 has been developed into a 6,653-yard eighteen-hole PGA-ranked golf course. Developed and designed by Lebus & Paul Ortiz, the 72-par course runs through the breathtaking scenery of Moreno Valley surrounded by Aspens and Pines. While the course already sits at 8,600 feet, it offers an even more unique mountain golf experience on the sixth hole as you tee off on a box 200 feet vertically above the ground.

Angel Fire Resort Country Club is home to two dining options and features a well-equipped pro shop with PGA-certified instructors available. For non-golfers, there are several outdoor and indoor events and activities at the County Club throughout the year.

With an average snowfall of 118 inches a year, Angel Fire, NM boasts plenty of winter fun. Most famously, the only ski resort to offer night skiing in all of New Mexico, Angel Fire, NM is a top ski destination in the southwest.

People come from all over to try their skills on the 81-plus expertly groomed ski trails. Trick skiers and snowboarders are delighted by the three terrain parks with the only halfpipe in the state. The resort also offers 30 acres of tree skiing for those who want to experience a more nature-inspired and challenging ski experience.

If skiing is not your thing, you can enjoy the tubing or sledding hills for an exhilarating downhill snow experience. Other winter favorites include snowshoeing and nordic skiing. To experience the winter trails from a vantage point, snowmobiling is popular. You can even tour the scenic Sangre de Cristo foothills from a horse-drawn sleigh ride while in awe of the gently falling snow.