What to do in Red River in March
March is a great time to visit Red River, New Mexico. There are fewer crowds, lower prices, yet still plenty of activities to enjoy - including ones in the snow. If you're planning a trip for the warmer months, this is a good time to start exploring options like fly fishing, disc golf, and hiking. At any rate, don’t miss our top 5 things to do this March up here at 8,750 feet.
1. Slopestyle
The USASA Sanctioned Slopestyle Competition is the ultimate thrill for freestyle enthusiasts. This unforgettable display of skill takes place in the Hollywood Terrain Park, with “Foot Traffic” tickets available for spectators to ride up via the Platinum Chari and walk down from there.
2. Last chance to ski
Mark your calendars: the Red River Ski Area closes on March 23rd. So, make sure you hit the slopes one last time - or three! - before the season ends. Check out this post for tips on staying stylish and warm while partaking in all the cold weather festivities that Red River has to offer.
3. Enjoy food and beverage offerings
Perhaps you’d rather take it easy and check out the food and beverage scene in Red River … or refuel after a long day of shredding? Either way, we’ve got you covered. Check out this post which will guide you on how to eat and drink your way through this mountain town!
4. Get excited for spring/summer activities
Now’s the time to get those summer trips on the books which means knowing the types of summer activities you want to experience here in the summertime. Fly fishing, disc golf, and hiking are few renowned activities that can be done here. Read these posts about fly fishing and hiking to get some summer ideas flowing. Happy planning!
5. Torchlight Parade & Fireworks
Don’t miss the last few weeks of one of our top traditions here at the Red River Ski Area. This parade is fun for the whole family, so just bring a warm beverage and head to The Lift House for this special winter spectacle.
6. Pond Skim
Be sure to catch this honored tradition where skiers compete and try to ski the surface of a small, man-made body of water. This will celebrate the close of another great ski season!
Regardless of the time of year, Red River has activities for every type of traveler - even those of the canine variety. Read next: tips for hiking with your pet.