What's New
Jul 28, 2010
As seen in Sunset Magazine August 2010 issue - written by Ted Alan Stedman
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May 26, 2010
With all of the new activities that we will be offering on the hill this summer, we are excited to start off the season with the opeing of our new triple chairlift for summer scenic rides starting May 28th. We've also decided to give the new chair a proper name....
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May 24, 2010
4 The Red River Miner May 20, 2010
The Red River Ski & Snowboard Area has appointed Walt Foley as its new Deputy General Manager. Foley is currently the Resort Services Director at RRSA, a position that he has held for the last two ski/snowboard seasons.
Foley has an extensive 25 year experience in the ski area business, including being part of the RRSA staff from 1993 to 1999. His career advanced in 1999 as he moved on to the position of Mountain Manager at Steven’s Pass in Washington State. He has also served as Environmental Coordinator at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and, most recently, as Angel Fire’s Risk Manger and Ski Patrol Director. Foley was lured back to Red River by its late owner/General manager, Drew Judycki.
Denny Judycki, Drew’s brother and RRSA’s GM, feels that this appointment is a natural transition for the family and RRSA business. “A Deputy GM position is somewhat unusual” according to Judycki, “but will provide us with full-time management as well as exceptional snowsport experience and leadership as we pursue the growth of the resort. Walt has done a great job over the last couple of winter seasons and his insights have been very valuable as we expand our summer family activities. He will be instrumental in plans for introducing both disc golf on the top of the mountain and summer tubing in 2010.”
Foley has an extensive 25 year experience in the ski area business, including being part of the RRSA staff from 1993 to 1999. His career advanced in 1999 as he moved on to the position of Mountain Manager at Steven’s Pass in Washington State. He has also served as Environmental Coordinator at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and, most recently, as Angel Fire’s Risk Manger and Ski Patrol Director. Foley was lured back to Red River by its late owner/General manager, Drew Judycki.
Denny Judycki, Drew’s brother and RRSA’s GM, feels that this appointment is a natural transition for the family and RRSA business. “A Deputy GM position is somewhat unusual” according to Judycki, “but will provide us with full-time management as well as exceptional snowsport experience and leadership as we pursue the growth of the resort. Walt has done a great job over the last couple of winter seasons and his insights have been very valuable as we expand our summer family activities. He will be instrumental in plans for introducing both disc golf on the top of the mountain and summer tubing in 2010.”
Click HERE for the entire Volume XVIII, Number 3 issue of the Red River Miner.
May 20, 2010
National Geographic Article where Red River, NM is named one of the Best Places to Live.
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May 12, 2010
By J.R. Logan, Staff writer, jrlogan@sangrechronicle.com
RED RIVER — Summer season activities at Red River Ski Area recently got a boost when the Carson National Forest approved proposals for summer tubing at the base area as well as the addition of a nine-hole disc golf course on top of the mountain.
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Apr 28, 2010
Starting Memorial Day Weekend (May 28 - 31 2010) the New Triple Chair will be running to the top of the mountain, weekends only, open daily starting mid-June 2010. Hours of operation 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM.
Reconnect with family and loved ones this summer while cruising approximately 1,600 vertical feet to the top of Red River Ski Area. Participate in a game of disc golf, strap your mountain bikes to the back of the triple chair, unload, and cruise down the mountain on a variety of trails, hike around Red River Ski Area and have lunch at the Lift House Bar and Grill or at Ski Tip Restaurant (located at the top of the ski area), or just catch a round trip ride and enjoy the simplicity of the Mountains.
This simple enjoyment includes breathtaking views of: Carson National Forest, The Town of Red River, New Mexico native vegetation, and grasses. Your senses will be enlighten with the fresh the scent of wildflowers, crisp mountain air, sounds of gurgling streams, wild birds, the gentle mountain breeze, and more.
Prior to arrival remember to dress in layers as temperatures shall very, apply plenty of bug spray and sunscreen, have plenty of water, proper shoes for hiking, and rain resistant gear.