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Angel Fire, for guests and homeowners.
Where to stay, when to come, and how vacation rental management works, written from the eight homes we look after in Angel Fire.
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What should you pack for an Angel Fire ski trip with kids?
Layers are what guests forget to pack most often. Kids' ski clothes, wool under snow gear, helmets and goggles that last for years, and rentals.
Where should you buy groceries for an Angel Fire stay?
Most of our Angel Fire guests shop at Lowe's, the small grocery in the Village. What to pack from home, plus a large organic store in Taos.
Angel Fire cabins for big groups: five homes that sleep 12 to 17
Ham Heritage manages five Angel Fire cabins and lodges that sleep 12 to 17. Bed and bedroom counts, minutes to the resort and check-out times for each.
Driving to Angel Fire in winter: what to know before a ski trip
Our house rules recommend 4-wheel drive or snow tires and chains. Plus the 4:00 pm check-in, parking, and how many minutes each home is from the resort.
How Long Does It Take to Get an Angel Fire Home Ready to Rent?
How long it takes to get an Angel Fire home ready to rent (2-4 weeks), what onboarding covers, and setup costs like $200-$350 listing photos.
Is Angel Fire a good place to learn to ski?
How Krystina's kids learned to ski in Angel Fire: private lessons, a half day on the lower hill, about 2 days to feel comfortable, and budget factors.
How much can you use your own Angel Fire home and still rent it out?
Krystina's advice on owner use: keep no more than 7 peak-week days if revenue matters, block dates 6 months to a year out, and one owner family's year.
Angel Fire condo rentals on the resort shuttle path
Ham Heritage's two Angel Fire condos sit on the resort shuttle path: RC 350 sleeps 8 with a bunk room, Angel Fire Loft sleeps 5. Layouts, winter tips.
Angel Fire Vacation Rental Management: What Owners Hand Off
What an Angel Fire owner hands to Ham Heritage, from one shared calendar and pricing to guests and taxes, plus the village's rental permit rules.
Things to do in Angel Fire, season by season
Summer trails and Monte Verde Lake, winter ski school and tubing, a half-day in Red River, and a month-by-month calendar.
Planning a stay
Find the right home
Eight homes sleeping five to seventeen, from a condo on the resort shuttle path to a lodge with two kitchens.
Own a home in Angel Fire?
See how management works
Listings, pricing, guest messages, turnovers and monthly statements, handled by a family-owned company that manages eight homes.
Come make some memories.
Eight homes in Angel Fire, and a real person who actually answers.