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DCR
Resorts
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Links to Nearby Attractions
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Visit the Museum of the Horse
web page...
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The Museum of the Horse is located one mile east of Ruidoso Downs Race
Track, on Highway 70 East, in Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico. Local artist Dave
McGary's graceful, free running Free Spirits at Noisy Water monument dedicated
by Sam Donaldson and unveiled at the Museum of the Horse July 15, 1995,
is a fitting entrance to this remarkable museum.
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Visit the Spencer Theater
web page...
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Overlooking the Capitan Mountains and Sierra Blanca peak, the Spencer Theater
is located on a high mesa near Ruidoso, New Mexico on Airport Highway 220,
4.5 miles from Highway 48, in Alto. Designed by architect Antoine Predock,
and housing three installations by glass artist Dale Chihuly, the 514-seat
theater has taken its place as a cultural and architectural landmark in
southern New Mexico.
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Visit the Ski Apache web page...
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Base Elevation: 9,600' Top Elevation: 11,500' Vertical: 1,900' Lifts: 11
~ 1 Gondola, 2 quads, 5 triples, 1 double, 2 surface Lift Capacity: 16,500
skiers per hour Trails: 55 ~ 20% beginner, 35% intermediate, 45% advanced
Skiable Acres: 750+ Snowboarding: The entire area is open for snowboarding
Ski School: Over 100 instructors for skiing or snowboarding Lodges: 2 Sport
Shop: In main lodge Restaurants: 7 ~ 2 cafeterias, 3 snack bars, 2 burger
stands Rentals: Separate ski and snowboard shops
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Visit the Inn of the
Moutain Gods web page...
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The slots never close. The card rooms open daily for Blackjack, Poker,
and Craps. Games include Megabucks, Quater Mainia, the New Wheel of Fortune,
a new horse race track video game and a carousel called Money Time in which
players may win bonus jackpots. The casino also offers live keno and has
a brand new non-smoking room for people that like to play slots but don't
smoke.
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Visit the The Links web
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The Links at Sierra Blanca was designed by Senior Tour player Jim Colbert
and is in the Scottish links style. This course is the premier public course
in southern New Mexico and was nominated to the Golf Digest list of best
new public courses in 1991. It was rated 7th best course in New Mexico
and was awarded 3 1/2 stars by Golf Digest in 1995. Its rolling fairways
flanked by thick mounds rewards accurate tee shots and allows you to hit
your approach shots to large undulating greens. A diverse layout of holes
makes for an interesting round as the risk-reward features can tempt the
gambling nature in all of us. A well managed round can have you walk the
course with lighter feet. This public course is one of Ruidoso's most popular
so make sure you call ahead. Most of the Sun Country Amateur Tournaments
make The Links their home for this area.
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Visit the Ruidoso
Home Page
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Visit
the Ruidoso LifeStyle Page
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