Angel Fire: Agua Fria - Mountain View Boulevard
The Sangre de Cristo Mountains define the setting of Angel Fire — their broad, high valley gives the community an open residential character amid forested slopes. Agua Fria and Mountain View Boulevard form part of Angel Fire’s local street network in the Moreno Valley, where homes, lodging and services are spread across the mountain basin rather than concentrated in an urban core. Angel Fire Resort anchors the local recreation economy with ski terrain and a mountain-bike park. The community is also home to Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park and the Peace and Brotherhood Chapel, dedicated in 1971 in memory of First Lieutenant David Westphall.
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Few towns in northern New Mexico have a history as closely tied to the development of Angel Fire Resort as Angel Fire. Set in the Moreno Valley of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the community serves as a base for skiing in winter and mountain activities during the warmer months. The surrounding high-country terrain belongs to a range that continues north into Colorado, while the valley gives the settlement an open mountain setting. Near the community, Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park preserves a memorial established by Victor and Jeanne Westphall in memory of their son David, who was killed in the Vietnam War. See how Angel Fire fits within northern New Mexico by browsing webcams nearby.
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