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Anyone been to Ruidoso to snowboard.
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<blockquote data-quote="E-Rawk" data-source="post: 2109147" data-attributes="member: 27057"><p>I went to Ruidoso for a snowboard trip several years back. Entire mountain was icy. We went to Sipapu, NM last year and had a great time. Its just a few miles down the road from Taos and not to mention its dirtcheap compared to other places. However the mountain Sipapu is located on is quite a bit smaller than Wolf Creek and the place we went in Ruidoso. </p><p></p><p>Taos now allows Snowboards.</p><p></p><p>If I had to rank my enjoyment of the mountain for my 3 trips over the years as a snowboarder, it would be like this:</p><p></p><p>#1 Wolf Creek</p><p>#2 Sipapu</p><p>#3 Reserved</p><p>#4 Reserved</p><p>#5 Ruidoso</p><p></p><p>Enjoyment based on $</p><p>#1 Sipapu</p><p>#2</p><p>#3 Wolf Creek</p><p>#4 Ruidoso</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="E-Rawk, post: 2109147, member: 27057"] I went to Ruidoso for a snowboard trip several years back. Entire mountain was icy. We went to Sipapu, NM last year and had a great time. Its just a few miles down the road from Taos and not to mention its dirtcheap compared to other places. However the mountain Sipapu is located on is quite a bit smaller than Wolf Creek and the place we went in Ruidoso. Taos now allows Snowboards. If I had to rank my enjoyment of the mountain for my 3 trips over the years as a snowboarder, it would be like this: #1 Wolf Creek #2 Sipapu #3 Reserved #4 Reserved #5 Ruidoso Enjoyment based on $ #1 Sipapu #2 #3 Wolf Creek #4 Ruidoso [/QUOTE]
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