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Aly's A LA CART
Reasonably priced world street food with fresh local ingredients. Patio Seating/Drive Through.
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Á La Cart World Street Food
625 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteAly's A LA CART
Reasonably priced world street food with fresh local ingredients. Patio Seating/Drive Through.
The Coffee Apothecary
616 Paseo Del Pueblo SurEnjoy excellent espresso and coffee, a selection of 75 + teas. gelato, pastries, sandwiches, burritos and WI-FI in a relaxed, upscale environment.
575-770-5336
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Elevation Coffee
1110 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteEnjoy excellent espresso and coffee, a selection of 75 + teas. gelato, pastries, sandwiches, burritos and WI-FI in a relaxed, upscale environment.
575-770-5336
Based on the idea of community, with wholesome food as its foundation, the Café offers farm-to-table ingredients, incorporating offerings from its own garden and others in the area. Food sensitivities of all types can be accommodated.
575-758-5683
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Farmhouse Cafe and Bakery
1405 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteBased on the idea of community, with wholesome food as its foundation, the Café offers farm-to-table ingredients, incorporating offerings from its own garden and others in the area. Food sensitivities of all types can be accommodated.
575-758-5683
A staple among locals and tourists, Gutiz offers distinctive Latin-French cuisine at affordable prices.
575-758-1226
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Gutiz
812B Paseo Del Pueblo NorteA staple among locals and tourists, Gutiz offers distinctive Latin-French cuisine at affordable prices.
575-758-1226
A different kind of deli with a fresh and tasty style! Think unique salads, soups, grab-and-go sandwiches or wraps, yummy muffins, and delectable desserts—all freshly prepared. Serving breakfast, lunch, and light dinner fare. 575-758-9448
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KOKO Coffee/Deli/Carry-Out
1033 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur
A different kind of deli with a fresh and tasty style! Think unique salads, soups, grab-and-go sandwiches or wraps, yummy muffins, and delectable desserts—all freshly prepared. Serving breakfast, lunch, and light dinner fare. 575-758-9448
Always good and a favorite among many visitors, usually a wait for a table, good bakery
Popular friendly casual inexpensive diner serving fresh New Mexican and standard American fare for 40 years. Yes, there still is a Michael. The huge menu covers breakfast lunch and dinner, but Mike’s is known for breakfast served all day. 575-758-4178
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Michael's Kitchen Restaurant and Bakery
304-C Pueblo St RdAlways good and a favorite among many visitors, usually a wait for a table, good bakery
Popular friendly casual inexpensive diner serving fresh New Mexican and standard American fare for 40 years. Yes, there still is a Michael. The huge menu covers breakfast lunch and dinner, but Mike’s is known for breakfast served all day. 575-758-4178
A tiny spot for getting a great cup of espresso as you stroll the Plaza area. Many flavors not found elsewhere along with chai drinks and specialty teas. Sweet baked goods complement your drink. Pet-friendly.
575-737-5299
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World Cup Café
102 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteA tiny spot for getting a great cup of espresso as you stroll the Plaza area. Many flavors not found elsewhere along with chai drinks and specialty teas. Sweet baked goods complement your drink. Pet-friendly.
575-737-5299
Enjoy organic juices and smoothies, delicious vegetarian salads, or gluten-free sandwiches and wraps made from the freshest ingredients, you can’t go wrong at Sol Food. Dine in their café or have your favorites wrapped to go.
575-776-5765
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Sol Food Cafe
591 Hondo Seco RdEnjoy organic juices and smoothies, delicious vegetarian salads, or gluten-free sandwiches and wraps made from the freshest ingredients, you can’t go wrong at Sol Food. Dine in their café or have your favorites wrapped to go.
575-776-5765
It’s a drive but totally worth it! While you’re out sightseeing, just swing by and enjoy.
It’s hard to pin Sugar Nymphs down to any one style. Home cooking from around the world might be close. The menu changes constantly with fresh produce and meats, most locally grown. In-house baked goods including GF desserts.
575-587-0311
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Sugar Nymphs Bistro
15046 NM-75It’s a drive but totally worth it! While you’re out sightseeing, just swing by and enjoy.
It’s hard to pin Sugar Nymphs down to any one style. Home cooking from around the world might be close. The menu changes constantly with fresh produce and meats, most locally grown. In-house baked goods including GF desserts.
575-587-0311
Serving up traditional Mexican and New Mexican Breakfasts along with pastries and baked goods.
226 B Paseo Del Pueblo Norte Taos, New Mexico 87571
Sabor Real Restaurante
Serving up traditional Mexican and New Mexican Breakfasts along with pastries and baked goods.
226 B Paseo Del Pueblo Norte Taos, New Mexico 87571
A Taste of Taos
There are many wonderful restaurants in Taos. You’ll have a wonderful time experiencing the many different cuisines and establishments!
Aly's A LA CART
Reasonably priced world street food with fresh local ingredients. Patio Seating/Drive Through.
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Á La Cart World Street Food
625 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteAly's A LA CART
Reasonably priced world street food with fresh local ingredients. Patio Seating/Drive Through.
Locally sourced in the cute village of Arroyo Seco
This family-owned, farm-to-table restaurant utilizes the best in local, wild, and farm-fresh ingredients. Contemporary takes on old classics, house-made specialties, and irresistible desserts that change with the season. 575-776-0900
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Aceq Restaurant
480 NM-150Locally sourced in the cute village of Arroyo Seco
This family-owned, farm-to-table restaurant utilizes the best in local, wild, and farm-fresh ingredients. Contemporary takes on old classics, house-made specialties, and irresistible desserts that change with the season. 575-776-0900
Located on the Plaza in what is probably the oldest building in Taos, the Alley has a rich history dating back over 400 years. Live music, menu featuring bar food favorites, games, and a lively locals and visitors scene.
575-758-2121
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The Alley Cantina
121 Teresina LnLocated on the Plaza in what is probably the oldest building in Taos, the Alley has a rich history dating back over 400 years. Live music, menu featuring bar food favorites, games, and a lively locals and visitors scene.
575-758-2121
Best Mexican and ridiculously huge portions! Lots to enjoy and probably plenty for leftovers.
Traditional New Mexican & Authentic Mexican cuisine. Beautiful patio on a beautiful Southwestern setting with great sunset & mountain views.
(575) 758-2599
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Antonio's " The Taste of Mexico"
1379 Paseo Del Pueblo SurBest Mexican and ridiculously huge portions! Lots to enjoy and probably plenty for leftovers.
Traditional New Mexican & Authentic Mexican cuisine. Beautiful patio on a beautiful Southwestern setting with great sunset & mountain views.
(575) 758-2599
Great hole in the wall with authentic Mexican, small patio, can be crowded but could be good for take out
Fresh homemade Mexican and New Mexican cuisine from the Zarazusa family’s extensive recipe collection. Nothing is frozen; everything is fresh and cooked to order. Dairy-free and gluten-free food offerings are extensive.
(575) 758-7001
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La Cueva Cafe
135 Paseo Del Pueblo SurGreat hole in the wall with authentic Mexican, small patio, can be crowded but could be good for take out
Fresh homemade Mexican and New Mexican cuisine from the Zarazusa family’s extensive recipe collection. Nothing is frozen; everything is fresh and cooked to order. Dairy-free and gluten-free food offerings are extensive.
(575) 758-7001
Inside historic Taos Inn, great to place to visit, small but fun bar in hotel and patio if there is room
Open Wednesday - Sunday, 4PM-9PM Experience elevated authentic southwestern cuisine paired with an expertly curated award-winning wine list. Chef Nité Marquez has created a menu that celebrates New Mexico.
575-758-2233
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Doc Martin's Restaurant
125 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteInside historic Taos Inn, great to place to visit, small but fun bar in hotel and patio if there is room
Open Wednesday - Sunday, 4PM-9PM Experience elevated authentic southwestern cuisine paired with an expertly curated award-winning wine list. Chef Nité Marquez has created a menu that celebrates New Mexico.
575-758-2233
Balcony overlooking the plaza and consistently good dishes
A fresh and modern approach to casual dining with a dedication to New Mexican grown foods, plus a great selection of craft beers, world wine, and premium tequila. The restaurant’s second-story patio provides spectacular views of Taos Plaza.
575-758-8866
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The Gorge Bar and Grill
103 E PlazaBalcony overlooking the plaza and consistently good dishes
A fresh and modern approach to casual dining with a dedication to New Mexican grown foods, plus a great selection of craft beers, world wine, and premium tequila. The restaurant’s second-story patio provides spectacular views of Taos Plaza.
575-758-8866
Extensive menu including American, Latin, and Mexican style creations, steak, chicken, and vegetarian. Specializing in succulent and fresh Mexican dishes. Two locations. Takeout available.
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Guadalajara Grill
822 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteExtensive menu including American, Latin, and Mexican style creations, steak, chicken, and vegetarian. Specializing in succulent and fresh Mexican dishes. Two locations. Takeout available.
Gutiz
812B Paseo Del Pueblo NorteGreat, spicy food, wonderful bar up top
Contemporary American cuisine: delicious food, wine and hand crafted cocktails in a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. The cuisine is distinct, fresh and local whenever possible and is made from scratch, from bread to sauces to desserts.
575-758-1009
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Lambert's of Taos
123 Bent StGreat, spicy food, wonderful bar up top
Contemporary American cuisine: delicious food, wine and hand crafted cocktails in a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. The cuisine is distinct, fresh and local whenever possible and is made from scratch, from bread to sauces to desserts.
575-758-1009
For a special night out and a delicious steak
Located in the heart of downtown Taos, just two blocks from Taos Plaza, Martyr's Steakhouse occupies a beautifully renovated adobe home and courtyard, filled with warmth, gracious hospitality, and unparalleled service.
575-751-3020
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Martyrs Steakhouse
146 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteFor a special night out and a delicious steak
Located in the heart of downtown Taos, just two blocks from Taos Plaza, Martyr's Steakhouse occupies a beautifully renovated adobe home and courtyard, filled with warmth, gracious hospitality, and unparalleled service.
575-751-3020
This is a local favorite! Amazing breakfast burritos. Actually, you just can’t go wrong! (Drive through only at this time)
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Mante's Chow Cart SouthSide
1541 Paseo Del Pueblo SurThis is a local favorite! Amazing breakfast burritos. Actually, you just can’t go wrong! (Drive through only at this time)
Absolutely wonderful every time! Great seasonal selections; cute bar and patio with views of mountains
We strive to give the best dining experience in a setting that makes people feel at home. Our menus are inspired by all American cuisines as well as favorites from abroad, and influenced by our New Mexico and New England roots.
575-776-8787
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Medley.
100 NM-150Absolutely wonderful every time! Great seasonal selections; cute bar and patio with views of mountains
We strive to give the best dining experience in a setting that makes people feel at home. Our menus are inspired by all American cuisines as well as favorites from abroad, and influenced by our New Mexico and New England roots.
575-776-8787
Great Italian food and Food Hall! If you're looking for the best Italian restaurant or pizza in Taos – look no further once you have found Mondo Italiano.
(575) 758-1329
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Mondo Italiano Taos
832 Paseo Del Pueblo SurGreat Italian food and Food Hall! If you're looking for the best Italian restaurant or pizza in Taos – look no further once you have found Mondo Italiano.
(575) 758-1329
Voted best Mexican food in Taos County since 2005, Orlando’s has everything you could want: tacos, burritos, enchiladas, rellenos, and more. A family-run business, the recipes have been passed down from Grandma. 575-751-1450
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Orlando's
1114 Don Juan Valdez LnVoted best Mexican food in Taos County since 2005, Orlando’s has everything you could want: tacos, burritos, enchiladas, rellenos, and more. A family-run business, the recipes have been passed down from Grandma. 575-751-1450
Fine American and global cuisine, a fully-stocked bar and wine cellar, with live music and a value-priced menu in the piano bar. The bar is often referred as "Seco's living room". The bar features a daily happy hour from four until six with
575-776-3333
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Sabroso
470 NM-150Fine American and global cuisine, a fully-stocked bar and wine cellar, with live music and a value-priced menu in the piano bar. The bar is often referred as "Seco's living room". The bar features a daily happy hour from four until six with
575-776-3333
Delicious Italian with great staff. Patio seating available
“It’s like Little Italy!” raves one reviewer. Affordable, tasty Italian dishes with attentiveness to your food sensitivities. Great for families.
575-751-0100
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Stella's Italian Restaurant
112 Cam De La PlacitaDelicious Italian with great staff. Patio seating available
“It’s like Little Italy!” raves one reviewer. Affordable, tasty Italian dishes with attentiveness to your food sensitivities. Great for families.
575-751-0100
The Taos Mesa Brewing Tap Room downtown location is on the corner of the Paseo and Quesnel Street. This lively venue has 24 beers on tap, wood fired pizza and other delicious offerings plus a full schedule of regular live entertainment.
575.758.1900 EXT. 2
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Taos Mesa Brewing Taos Tap Room
201 Paseo Del Pueblo SurThe Taos Mesa Brewing Tap Room downtown location is on the corner of the Paseo and Quesnel Street. This lively venue has 24 beers on tap, wood fired pizza and other delicious offerings plus a full schedule of regular live entertainment.
575.758.1900 EXT. 2
Lots of variety to choose from and good pizza
The Outback’s hand-rolled specialty pizzas and pizza by the slice, homemade soups, hefty calzones, assorted fresh salads, kid’s menu, and wine/beer make this a must-stop when in Taos. Take-out available.
575-758-3112
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Taos Pizza Out Back
712 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteLots of variety to choose from and good pizza
The Outback’s hand-rolled specialty pizzas and pizza by the slice, homemade soups, hefty calzones, assorted fresh salads, kid’s menu, and wine/beer make this a must-stop when in Taos. Take-out available.
575-758-3112
Tiwa Kitchen Restaurant
328 Hwy to Town of TaosAuthentic native food just down from the Pueblo
Perfect for take out. They also have dine in. A varied but delicious menu- something for everyone.
TORIBIOS RESTAURANT NORTH
Pastor Tacos, Tortas, Barbacoa, Tamales, Chiles rellenos, Enchiladas, Carnitas, our greats Burritos, beef Adoba... Enjoy with a Beer!
(575) 751-4431
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Toribios
1630 Paseo Del Pueblo NortePerfect for take out. They also have dine in. A varied but delicious menu- something for everyone.
TORIBIOS RESTAURANT NORTH
Pastor Tacos, Tortas, Barbacoa, Tamales, Chiles rellenos, Enchiladas, Carnitas, our greats Burritos, beef Adoba... Enjoy with a Beer!
(575) 751-4431
(😥TEMPORARILY CLOSED❗) Amidst vigas, wrought iron furniture, and local art, you can watch chefs prepare flavorful dishes from the open-air kitchen. Three dining rooms, outdoor patio. Italian favorites, American classics, and daily specials. Wi-Fi available.
575-758-5089
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Trading Post Café
4179 NM-68(😥TEMPORARILY CLOSED❗) Amidst vigas, wrought iron furniture, and local art, you can watch chefs prepare flavorful dishes from the open-air kitchen. Three dining rooms, outdoor patio. Italian favorites, American classics, and daily specials. Wi-Fi available.
575-758-5089
Azteca Mexican Grill
Authentic Mexican with a wonderful patio. Delicious and must try!
🍻🍷Happy Hour, Drinks, Toast to Taos🍸🍹
Open Wednesday - Sunday, 4PM-9PM Consistently voted “Best Bar” and “Best Margarita” in town, the Adobe Bar is one of a kind. Whether you’re meeting old friends or making new ones, there’s no better spot than the Living Room of Taos.
575-758-2233
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Adobe Bar at the Historic Taos Inn
125 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteOpen Wednesday - Sunday, 4PM-9PM Consistently voted “Best Bar” and “Best Margarita” in town, the Adobe Bar is one of a kind. Whether you’re meeting old friends or making new ones, there’s no better spot than the Living Room of Taos.
575-758-2233
Located on the Plaza in what is probably the oldest building in Taos, the Alley has a rich history dating back over 400 years. Live music, menu featuring bar food favorites, games, and a lively locals and visitors scene.
575-758-2121
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The Alley Cantina
121 Teresina LnLocated on the Plaza in what is probably the oldest building in Taos, the Alley has a rich history dating back over 400 years. Live music, menu featuring bar food favorites, games, and a lively locals and visitors scene.
575-758-2121
Owned and operated by the Johnson family, La Chiripada has been creating award-winning wines for over 30 years and is northern New Mexico’s oldest winery!
575-751-1311
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Οινοποιείο La Chiripada
Owned and operated by the Johnson family, La Chiripada has been creating award-winning wines for over 30 years and is northern New Mexico’s oldest winery!
575-751-1311
A boutique “tasting room” set in a renovated, historic building with a colorful past and exploding with charm, the atmosphere, and interior design make it fun to delight in the luxury of a carefully crafted cocktail.
575-613-0326
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The Lounge by Rolling Still Distillery
110 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteA boutique “tasting room” set in a renovated, historic building with a colorful past and exploding with charm, the atmosphere, and interior design make it fun to delight in the luxury of a carefully crafted cocktail.
575-613-0326
We strive to give the best dining experience in a setting that makes people feel at home. Our menus are inspired by all American cuisines as well as favorites from abroad, and influenced by our New Mexico and New England roots. 575-776-8787
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Medley.
100 NM-150We strive to give the best dining experience in a setting that makes people feel at home. Our menus are inspired by all American cuisines as well as favorites from abroad, and influenced by our New Mexico and New England roots. 575-776-8787
Contemporary American cuisine: delicious food, wine and hand crafted cocktails in a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. The cuisine is distinct, fresh and local whenever possible and is made from scratch, from bread to sauces to desserts.
575-758-1009
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Lambert's of Taos
123 Bent StContemporary American cuisine: delicious food, wine and hand crafted cocktails in a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. The cuisine is distinct, fresh and local whenever possible and is made from scratch, from bread to sauces to desserts.
575-758-1009
Parcht
103 E Plaza(😥TEMPORARILY CLOSED❗) The Mothership Location
http://www.taosmesabrewing.com/ -
Taos Mesa Brewing features 12 distinct house beers on draught at all times and a full restaurant menu. Top quality, consistent, and highly quaffable beers are the TMB signature.
575.758.1900 EXT. 1
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Taos Mesa Brewing
20 ABC Mesa Rd(😥TEMPORARILY CLOSED❗) The Mothership Location
http://www.taosmesabrewing.com/ -
Taos Mesa Brewing features 12 distinct house beers on draught at all times and a full restaurant menu. Top quality, consistent, and highly quaffable beers are the TMB signature.
575.758.1900 EXT. 1
Οινοποιείο Vivác
2075 NM-68A cozy neighborhood wine bar where friends and family meet to enjoy tapas and a great selection of wine.
Barra Vino
A cozy neighborhood wine bar where friends and family meet to enjoy tapas and a great selection of wine.
Getting Outdoors: Fishing, Hiking, Rafting, Horses, etc.
Angel Fire Bike Park is open May 14, 2021 - October 31, 2021.
10,650 ELEVATION
2,000 VERTICAL FEET
32+TRAILS
Trail Map- https://1mnser1tzk003sdrpi2w58gx-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/AFBP_ltr_2018_flyer.pdf
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Angel Fire Bike Park
10 Miller LnAngel Fire Bike Park is open May 14, 2021 - October 31, 2021.
10,650 ELEVATION
2,000 VERTICAL FEET
32+TRAILS
Trail Map- https://1mnser1tzk003sdrpi2w58gx-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/AFBP_ltr_2018_flyer.pdf
Big Al's Wilderness Adventures- Welcome to Big Al's Wilderness Adventures in Taos Ski Valley, NM
We offer guided outdoor activities for all seasons. Our specialty is horse rides and snow mobile tours in the beautiful Southern Rockies near Taos Ski Valley. Our snowmobile tours are family oriented for all ages and skill levels and is guaranteed to be a fun and memorable experience for everyone.
For reservations or more information, please call: 575-751-6051
Or, e-mail us your phone number and we'll call you back: bigaltsv@taosnet.com
PO Box 2
Taos Ski Valley, NM 87525
A A Taos Ski Valley Wilderness
116 Sutton PlBig Al's Wilderness Adventures- Welcome to Big Al's Wilderness Adventures in Taos Ski Valley, NM
We offer guided outdoor activities for all seasons. Our specialty is horse rides and snow mobile tours in the beautiful Southern Rockies near Taos Ski Valley. Our snowmobile tours are family oriented for all ages and skill levels and is guaranteed to be a fun and memorable experience for everyone.
For reservations or more information, please call: 575-751-6051
Or, e-mail us your phone number and we'll call you back: bigaltsv@taosnet.com
PO Box 2
Taos Ski Valley, NM 87525
The mountains are calling! Explore the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with us at Bobcat Pass Wilderness Adventures! Family owned and operated by the Lewis family, Bobcat Pass Wilderness Adventures is the place to go for families and adventure seekers.
Winter- Snowmobiling
Summer- Horseback riding; ATV/Off Road Adventures; Backpacking
When you are ready to book, please give us a call at Bobcat at 575-754-2769.
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Bobcat Pass Wilderness Adventures
1670 NM-38The mountains are calling! Explore the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with us at Bobcat Pass Wilderness Adventures! Family owned and operated by the Lewis family, Bobcat Pass Wilderness Adventures is the place to go for families and adventure seekers.
Winter- Snowmobiling
Summer- Horseback riding; ATV/Off Road Adventures; Backpacking
When you are ready to book, please give us a call at Bobcat at 575-754-2769.
Columbine Trail
This trail has s accessed through the the Columbine Creek Campground off Highway 38 between Questa and Red River. The trail is marked at the south end of the campground. There is parking available at the gate to the campground.
Directions- 26 miles / 30 minutes
https://goo.gl/maps/PxyfN4wRsMxEGTb59.
In the summer months trail can be used for hiking, and horseback riding. Trail is used in the winter for cross country skiing and snowshoeing.
The trail follows Columbine Creek, passing through several open meadows. The trail may become overgrown through the meadows, but continue south and look for small cairns in as you reenter the conifers. There are bridges at the first four stream crossings, after that hikers may have to wade through the creek. At the top the trail switches back up to the Hondo Ridge where it meets Lobo Peak Trail #57 and Gavilan Trail #60. In the winter months beware of avalanche hazards.
Columbine Creek
Columbine Trail
This trail has s accessed through the the Columbine Creek Campground off Highway 38 between Questa and Red River. The trail is marked at the south end of the campground. There is parking available at the gate to the campground.
Directions- 26 miles / 30 minutes
https://goo.gl/maps/PxyfN4wRsMxEGTb59.
In the summer months trail can be used for hiking, and horseback riding. Trail is used in the winter for cross country skiing and snowshoeing.
The trail follows Columbine Creek, passing through several open meadows. The trail may become overgrown through the meadows, but continue south and look for small cairns in as you reenter the conifers. There are bridges at the first four stream crossings, after that hikers may have to wade through the creek. At the top the trail switches back up to the Hondo Ridge where it meets Lobo Peak Trail #57 and Gavilan Trail #60. In the winter months beware of avalanche hazards.
El Salto del Agua Cañoncito Trail [PRIVATE PROPERTY]
Directions- 5.5 miles / 12 minutes
https://maps.google.com/?daddr=36.5184431,-105.5383356&saddr=36.4542866,-105.5998138&dirflg=d&geocode=FY8_LAIdu6y0-Q%3D%3D;FSs6LQId4Zy1-Q%3D%3D
A $5 Day Pass can be acquired with cash or check at the pays stations (after passing through gate) with your Release of Liability,
OR THE EASIEST WAY...can be made through mobile payment systems such as PayPal (conserve@elsaltonm.org) or Venmo @(505)398-0090.
For other mobile payment options, ask the Warden by calling (505)398-0090 before entering the land.
1. Purchase Day or Annual Pass.
2. Report to the Warden of the El Salto del Agua Association at (505)398-0090 before entering the Property. This is for your protection. Reporting your access to El Salto allows for the Association to be able to assist emergency response services if necessary.
3. Provide a Release of Liability before entering the land located at the entrance of both trail heads. Release of liability waivers can be found attached to the drop box at trail entrances.
The El Salto del Agua Land Grant is 2,000 + acres of wilderness land that was once part of the historic deed of Governor of New Spain Felix Martinez to Antonio Martinez in 1716-1717. The ESDAA Land Grant is today owned by the families of seventy-four descendants of Antonio Martinez, men and women alike, who in 1947 had the initial vision to collectively marshal together the resources from their modest livelihoods to reacquire this land to preserve the cultural and natural legacy of the original land grant.
The El Salto del Agua Association, Inc., grants public access to the El Salto del Agua Land Grant for non-adventure recreational activities. ALL PERSONS entering the land are required to:
El Salto Road
El Salto RoadEl Salto del Agua Cañoncito Trail [PRIVATE PROPERTY]
Directions- 5.5 miles / 12 minutes
https://maps.google.com/?daddr=36.5184431,-105.5383356&saddr=36.4542866,-105.5998138&dirflg=d&geocode=FY8_LAIdu6y0-Q%3D%3D;FSs6LQId4Zy1-Q%3D%3D
A $5 Day Pass can be acquired with cash or check at the pays stations (after passing through gate) with your Release of Liability,
OR THE EASIEST WAY...can be made through mobile payment systems such as PayPal (conserve@elsaltonm.org) or Venmo @(505)398-0090.
For other mobile payment options, ask the Warden by calling (505)398-0090 before entering the land.
1. Purchase Day or Annual Pass.
2. Report to the Warden of the El Salto del Agua Association at (505)398-0090 before entering the Property. This is for your protection. Reporting your access to El Salto allows for the Association to be able to assist emergency response services if necessary.
3. Provide a Release of Liability before entering the land located at the entrance of both trail heads. Release of liability waivers can be found attached to the drop box at trail entrances.
The El Salto del Agua Land Grant is 2,000 + acres of wilderness land that was once part of the historic deed of Governor of New Spain Felix Martinez to Antonio Martinez in 1716-1717. The ESDAA Land Grant is today owned by the families of seventy-four descendants of Antonio Martinez, men and women alike, who in 1947 had the initial vision to collectively marshal together the resources from their modest livelihoods to reacquire this land to preserve the cultural and natural legacy of the original land grant.
The El Salto del Agua Association, Inc., grants public access to the El Salto del Agua Land Grant for non-adventure recreational activities. ALL PERSONS entering the land are required to:
Guadalupe Mountain Trail
Directions- 32 miles / 45 minutes
https://goo.gl/maps/PQW7soSwGs4xsL199
Beautiful views of the Rio Grande Del Norte National Monument, Rio Grande Gorge, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
This trail climbs to the south peak of the Guadalupe Mountain. The trail is short, and you can park at the west trailhead for the Las Vistas de Questa Trail or drive up the Guadalupe Mountain Road. The turn-off for the trail is marked with a brown sign 5.6 miles from the first cattle guard on NM Highway 378.
Toward the top, use the Lookout Spur trails for better vantage points of the surrounding views.
Guadalupe Mountain
Guadalupe Mountain Trail
Directions- 32 miles / 45 minutes
https://goo.gl/maps/PQW7soSwGs4xsL199
Beautiful views of the Rio Grande Del Norte National Monument, Rio Grande Gorge, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
This trail climbs to the south peak of the Guadalupe Mountain. The trail is short, and you can park at the west trailhead for the Las Vistas de Questa Trail or drive up the Guadalupe Mountain Road. The turn-off for the trail is marked with a brown sign 5.6 miles from the first cattle guard on NM Highway 378.
Toward the top, use the Lookout Spur trails for better vantage points of the surrounding views.
Any of the hikes off Hwy 518 are beautiful and rewarding! There are too many to list, so I suggest downloading All Trails app or a similar hiking app and look through what works for you. The hikes range from moderate to hard and most will have a steady incline. You are sure to find one that suits your need and desire. Be cautious of the time of year you are embarking on your exploration. Most trails start at over 8,000 ft elevation and are in densely wooded areas. They will hold onto snow much longer than the mesa and Taos.
A few suggestions:
Indian Lake Trail 19C- The trail to the lake begins at the Agua Piedra campground, located southeast of Taos. The trailhead is at the corral where a sign indicates it is the start of the Agua Piedra Trail. Follow the path for about one-half mile, along a rising meadow to the Indian Trail (19C) sign. Turn left here and pass through a gate. Total hike length is 4.5 miles with an elevation gain of about 1,100 feet.
Serpent Lake Trail 19 - Serpent Lake is a beautiful, blue, high alpine lake surrounded by wildflowers and woods. It is located beneath treeless Jicarita Peak. Although not an easy hike, it is worth the moderate 3.5 mile climb to reach it. The Serpent Lake Trailhead is located at 10,600 feet and is reached by following State Road 518 south of Taos to Forest Road 161. Serpent Lake Trail (Carson National Forest No. 19) is part of a system called the Jicarita Peak Trail and is one of only three near Taos to be designated as a National Recreation Trail ( The other two trails are Columbine-Twining near Taos Ski Valley and the South Boundary Trail in Taos Canyon.)
Comales Canyon Trail 22 - located just over 30 minutes from the center of town, is one of the truly lovely hikes in this part of the forest. It follows a creek lined with rock walls and climbs into aspen groves and fern-covered meadows. Go as far as you want and turn round or follow the trail to others in the interlocking system from anywhere to 8-12 miles.
Flechado Canyon Trail -Gallegos Peak via Flechado Canyon is a 5.9 mile out and back trail located near Vadito, New Mexico. Flechado Canyon Trail follows a stream through meadows and aspen groves. It climbs to Gallegos Peak with its views of Jicarita and Truchas Peaks. The hike is located just past Sipapu Ski Resort on State Road 518. Look for the Flechado Day Use area to the right and park here. The trailhead is located across the road.
New Mexico 518
New Mexico 518Any of the hikes off Hwy 518 are beautiful and rewarding! There are too many to list, so I suggest downloading All Trails app or a similar hiking app and look through what works for you. The hikes range from moderate to hard and most will have a steady incline. You are sure to find one that suits your need and desire. Be cautious of the time of year you are embarking on your exploration. Most trails start at over 8,000 ft elevation and are in densely wooded areas. They will hold onto snow much longer than the mesa and Taos.
A few suggestions:
Indian Lake Trail 19C- The trail to the lake begins at the Agua Piedra campground, located southeast of Taos. The trailhead is at the corral where a sign indicates it is the start of the Agua Piedra Trail. Follow the path for about one-half mile, along a rising meadow to the Indian Trail (19C) sign. Turn left here and pass through a gate. Total hike length is 4.5 miles with an elevation gain of about 1,100 feet.
Serpent Lake Trail 19 - Serpent Lake is a beautiful, blue, high alpine lake surrounded by wildflowers and woods. It is located beneath treeless Jicarita Peak. Although not an easy hike, it is worth the moderate 3.5 mile climb to reach it. The Serpent Lake Trailhead is located at 10,600 feet and is reached by following State Road 518 south of Taos to Forest Road 161. Serpent Lake Trail (Carson National Forest No. 19) is part of a system called the Jicarita Peak Trail and is one of only three near Taos to be designated as a National Recreation Trail ( The other two trails are Columbine-Twining near Taos Ski Valley and the South Boundary Trail in Taos Canyon.)
Comales Canyon Trail 22 - located just over 30 minutes from the center of town, is one of the truly lovely hikes in this part of the forest. It follows a creek lined with rock walls and climbs into aspen groves and fern-covered meadows. Go as far as you want and turn round or follow the trail to others in the interlocking system from anywhere to 8-12 miles.
Flechado Canyon Trail -Gallegos Peak via Flechado Canyon is a 5.9 mile out and back trail located near Vadito, New Mexico. Flechado Canyon Trail follows a stream through meadows and aspen groves. It climbs to Gallegos Peak with its views of Jicarita and Truchas Peaks. The hike is located just past Sipapu Ski Resort on State Road 518. Look for the Flechado Day Use area to the right and park here. The trailhead is located across the road.
Monte Verde Lake
Mountain View BlvdSolitary Angler
303 Paseo Del Pueblo Nortehttps://thesolitaryangler.com 575 . 758 . 5653
Mountain Biking
https://www.taosmtb.org
Taos Mountain Bike Association (TMBA) creates, enhances, and protects riding opportunities in and around Taos County and Northern New Mexico. We are backed by the International Mountain Bicycling Association, and are committed to organizing riders and advocating for mountain biking locally and regionally.
Miles of Trails for Off-Road Cycling
Known for some of the most scenic mountain bike rides in the Taos area, our trails are full of challenge. Tackle alpine trails at Northside in Taos Ski Valley, in a high-altitude looped network of single and double track routes through forests and alpine meadows with epic views. Or, enjoy beginner and intermediate rides at lower elevations on BLM land or Carson National Forest.
Taos Cyclery
1029 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteMountain Biking
https://www.taosmtb.org
Taos Mountain Bike Association (TMBA) creates, enhances, and protects riding opportunities in and around Taos County and Northern New Mexico. We are backed by the International Mountain Bicycling Association, and are committed to organizing riders and advocating for mountain biking locally and regionally.
Miles of Trails for Off-Road Cycling
Known for some of the most scenic mountain bike rides in the Taos area, our trails are full of challenge. Tackle alpine trails at Northside in Taos Ski Valley, in a high-altitude looped network of single and double track routes through forests and alpine meadows with epic views. Or, enjoy beginner and intermediate rides at lower elevations on BLM land or Carson National Forest.
PHONE: 575.751.1312 EMAIL: INFO@TAOSFLYSHOP.COM
Taos Fly Shop
338 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur, Taos, NM 87571
Fly Shop and Guided Trips
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Taos Fly Shop
338 Paseo Del Pueblo SurPHONE: 575.751.1312 EMAIL: INFO@TAOSFLYSHOP.COM
Taos Fly Shop
338 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur, Taos, NM 87571
Fly Shop and Guided Trips
Rio Grande Gorge ” High Bridge” and West Rim Trail
Wildlife Viewing l Hiking | Mountain Biking l Local Arts & Crafts
The Río Grande Gorge Bridge, known locally as the “High Bridge,” is a massive steel arch crossing the Río Grande Gorge northwest of Taos. Spanning 1,280 feet and secured nearly 565 feet above the river, the bridge is the seventh highest in the United States.
The High Bridge offers stunning views at every turn. From the sidewalks that line the bridge, the view straight down into the Gorge is breathtaking. To the east, tower the peaks of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. On the west side of the bridge is a rest area where you will find parking, picnic tables, restrooms and the trailhead for the nine-mile West Rim Trail. This moderate hike heads south to Orilla Verde and is perfect for those seeking an easy walk or bike ride. Going south, way
from the bridge, you have an amazing view as the high peaks spread before you and the nearly 600 foot Gorge plummets down to your left. Returning north you see the bridge arching over the Gorge and framing the river below. The West Rim Trail can also be accessed on the south end off New Mexico State Road 567 at the north end of Orilla Verde.
Distance from Taos Plaza: 12 miles
Directions: Follow US Highway 64/ New Mexico State Road 522 north for approximately 3.5 miles to the last traffic signal as you head north toward the village of Questa. Turn west on US Highway 64 and travel about 8 miles. Cross the bridge and the parking area is on the left
West Rim Trail
Rest Area RoadRio Grande Gorge ” High Bridge” and West Rim Trail
Wildlife Viewing l Hiking | Mountain Biking l Local Arts & Crafts
The Río Grande Gorge Bridge, known locally as the “High Bridge,” is a massive steel arch crossing the Río Grande Gorge northwest of Taos. Spanning 1,280 feet and secured nearly 565 feet above the river, the bridge is the seventh highest in the United States.
The High Bridge offers stunning views at every turn. From the sidewalks that line the bridge, the view straight down into the Gorge is breathtaking. To the east, tower the peaks of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. On the west side of the bridge is a rest area where you will find parking, picnic tables, restrooms and the trailhead for the nine-mile West Rim Trail. This moderate hike heads south to Orilla Verde and is perfect for those seeking an easy walk or bike ride. Going south, way
from the bridge, you have an amazing view as the high peaks spread before you and the nearly 600 foot Gorge plummets down to your left. Returning north you see the bridge arching over the Gorge and framing the river below. The West Rim Trail can also be accessed on the south end off New Mexico State Road 567 at the north end of Orilla Verde.
Distance from Taos Plaza: 12 miles
Directions: Follow US Highway 64/ New Mexico State Road 522 north for approximately 3.5 miles to the last traffic signal as you head north toward the village of Questa. Turn west on US Highway 64 and travel about 8 miles. Cross the bridge and the parking area is on the left
Directions- 18 miles / 36 minutes
https://maps.google.com/?geocode=FfpALAIdraq0-Q%3D%3D;FZ8TLgIdsiO3-SlR0q1oQWoXhzENYlA1kYPMTQ%3D%3D&daddr=Williams%20Lake%20Trail,%20Taos%20Ski%20Valley,%20NM%2087525&saddr=36.4546504,-105.6003401&dirflg=d&ftid=0x87176a4168add251:0x4dcc83913550620d
Type: Out & Back;
Length: 2 miles one-way Difficulty: Novice to Intermediate;
Elevation: Trail Beginning: 10,200 ft. and Trail Ending: 11,100 ft.;
Wheeler Peak is on the ridge line east of the lake and can be reached by climbing the slope. Technical rock climbing gear is not needed, but the slope is very steep and very rocky. Several avalanche chutes are apparent along the trail. Winter travelers should be alert to avalanche hazards.
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Williams Lake Trail
Williams Lake TrailDirections- 18 miles / 36 minutes
https://maps.google.com/?geocode=FfpALAIdraq0-Q%3D%3D;FZ8TLgIdsiO3-SlR0q1oQWoXhzENYlA1kYPMTQ%3D%3D&daddr=Williams%20Lake%20Trail,%20Taos%20Ski%20Valley,%20NM%2087525&saddr=36.4546504,-105.6003401&dirflg=d&ftid=0x87176a4168add251:0x4dcc83913550620d
Type: Out & Back;
Length: 2 miles one-way Difficulty: Novice to Intermediate;
Elevation: Trail Beginning: 10,200 ft. and Trail Ending: 11,100 ft.;
Wheeler Peak is on the ridge line east of the lake and can be reached by climbing the slope. Technical rock climbing gear is not needed, but the slope is very steep and very rocky. Several avalanche chutes are apparent along the trail. Winter travelers should be alert to avalanche hazards.
Landmark Sites
The second highest bridge on the U.S. Highway System, offering spectacular views and a great place to spot bighorn sheep.
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Γέφυρα του Ρίο Γκράντε Γκορτζ
The second highest bridge on the U.S. Highway System, offering spectacular views and a great place to spot bighorn sheep.
575-758-2754
60 St Francis Plaza, Ranchos de Taos, NM
Celebrating over 200 years, the historic “Ranchos Church” was built in the early 1800’s, and is the only original church which remains intact in the Taos area. San Francisco de Asis Church continues to be Taos Churchesan integral part of the spiritual community. It has been artistically recorded by 20th Century artists, Georgia O’Keeffe, Ansel Adams, and others who were fascinated by its adobe contours and sculptural buttresses. Their artful depictions of the rustic architecture of San Francisco de Asis have made the church nationally famous.
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San Francisco de Assisi Mission Church
60 St Francis Plaza575-758-2754
60 St Francis Plaza, Ranchos de Taos, NM
Celebrating over 200 years, the historic “Ranchos Church” was built in the early 1800’s, and is the only original church which remains intact in the Taos area. San Francisco de Asis Church continues to be Taos Churchesan integral part of the spiritual community. It has been artistically recorded by 20th Century artists, Georgia O’Keeffe, Ansel Adams, and others who were fascinated by its adobe contours and sculptural buttresses. Their artful depictions of the rustic architecture of San Francisco de Asis have made the church nationally famous.
Orilla Verde Recreation Area- Camping l Picnicking l Fishing | Boating l Hiking l Wildlife Viewing | Biking l Petroglyphs l Solitude
Nestled along the banks of the mighty Río Grande, hundreds of feet deep inside the towering walls of the Gorge, Orilla Verde (“green banks”) straddles the river for several miles south of Taos Junction Bridge. While the climate along the river is semiarid, the dramatic shift in elevation creates a great number of ecotones and a wealth of plant and animal life. As one of the few natural crossings in the river, the area attracted ancient peoples who left their mark through petroglyphs and tipi rings.
The Río Grande Gorge Visitor Center is located in the gateway community of Pilar at the intersection of New Mexico State Road 570 and New Mexico State Road 68.
From May 1 through October, the Visitor Center and bookstore are open seven days per week from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Winter hours are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. seven days per week. For more information, contact the Visitor Center at 575-751-4899, or the Taos Field Office at 575-758-8851.
Distance from Taos Plaza: 22 miles
Directions: Take New Mexico State Road 68 sixteen miles southwest to Pilar. Turn right onto New Mexico State Road 570. Drive about two miles to reach the monument and Orilla Verde. New Mexico State Road 570 continues along the river for six miles before reaching Taos Junction Bridge.
Taos Junction Bridge
New Mexico 567Orilla Verde Recreation Area- Camping l Picnicking l Fishing | Boating l Hiking l Wildlife Viewing | Biking l Petroglyphs l Solitude
Nestled along the banks of the mighty Río Grande, hundreds of feet deep inside the towering walls of the Gorge, Orilla Verde (“green banks”) straddles the river for several miles south of Taos Junction Bridge. While the climate along the river is semiarid, the dramatic shift in elevation creates a great number of ecotones and a wealth of plant and animal life. As one of the few natural crossings in the river, the area attracted ancient peoples who left their mark through petroglyphs and tipi rings.
The Río Grande Gorge Visitor Center is located in the gateway community of Pilar at the intersection of New Mexico State Road 570 and New Mexico State Road 68.
From May 1 through October, the Visitor Center and bookstore are open seven days per week from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Winter hours are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. seven days per week. For more information, contact the Visitor Center at 575-751-4899, or the Taos Field Office at 575-758-8851.
Distance from Taos Plaza: 22 miles
Directions: Take New Mexico State Road 68 sixteen miles southwest to Pilar. Turn right onto New Mexico State Road 570. Drive about two miles to reach the monument and Orilla Verde. New Mexico State Road 570 continues along the river for six miles before reaching Taos Junction Bridge.
Taos Pueblo is the only living Native American community designated both a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a National Historic Landmark. The multi-story adobe buildings have been continuously inhabited for over a 1,000 years. The Pueblo is 3 miles northeast of Taos Plaza.
Annual Events
January 1, Turtle Dance
January 6, Deer or Buffalo Dance
February - March (approx.), Spring Closure
May 3, Santa Cruz Feast Day, Foot Races
June 13, San Antonio Feast Day, Corn Dance
June 24, San Juan Day, Corn Dance
July (second weekend), Annual Taos Pueblo Pow Wow
July 25, Santiago Day, Corn Dance
July 26, Santa Ana Day, Corn Dance
Last week of August, Closed
September 29, San Geronimo Eve Vespers
September 30, San Geronimo Day Feast Day
December 24, Procession of the Blessed Mother
December 25, Deer or Matachines Dance
All dates are approximate.
Check taospueblo.com for current information.
When at Taos Pueblo, please abide by the following rules:
PHOTOGRAPHY IS ALLOWED
RULES AND REGULATIONS APPLY:
ALL PHOTOS ARE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY
Commercial, Documentary, Educational, and/or Artist Renderings MUST HAVE PRIOR APPROVAL AND ALL FEES APPLY
INQUIRE WITH TOURISM OFFICE
NO PHOTOS OF TRIBAL MEMBERS WITHOUT PERMISSION
NO PHOTOGRAPHY ON FEAST DAYS
Respect the "restricted area" signs as they protect the privacy of our residents and the sites of our native religious practices.
Do not enter doors that are not clearly marked as curio shops. Each home is privately owned and occupied by a family and is not a museum display to be inspected with curiosity.
Please do not photograph members of our tribe without first asking permission.
Absolutely no photography in San Geronimo Chapel.
Do not enter the walls surrounding the ruins of the old church and our cemetery.
Do not wade in our river; it is our sole source of drinking water.
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Taos Pueblo
Taos Pueblo is the only living Native American community designated both a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a National Historic Landmark. The multi-story adobe buildings have been continuously inhabited for over a 1,000 years. The Pueblo is 3 miles northeast of Taos Plaza.
Annual Events
January 1, Turtle Dance
January 6, Deer or Buffalo Dance
February - March (approx.), Spring Closure
May 3, Santa Cruz Feast Day, Foot Races
June 13, San Antonio Feast Day, Corn Dance
June 24, San Juan Day, Corn Dance
July (second weekend), Annual Taos Pueblo Pow Wow
July 25, Santiago Day, Corn Dance
July 26, Santa Ana Day, Corn Dance
Last week of August, Closed
September 29, San Geronimo Eve Vespers
September 30, San Geronimo Day Feast Day
December 24, Procession of the Blessed Mother
December 25, Deer or Matachines Dance
All dates are approximate.
Check taospueblo.com for current information.
When at Taos Pueblo, please abide by the following rules:
PHOTOGRAPHY IS ALLOWED
RULES AND REGULATIONS APPLY:
ALL PHOTOS ARE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY
Commercial, Documentary, Educational, and/or Artist Renderings MUST HAVE PRIOR APPROVAL AND ALL FEES APPLY
INQUIRE WITH TOURISM OFFICE
NO PHOTOS OF TRIBAL MEMBERS WITHOUT PERMISSION
NO PHOTOGRAPHY ON FEAST DAYS
Respect the "restricted area" signs as they protect the privacy of our residents and the sites of our native religious practices.
Do not enter doors that are not clearly marked as curio shops. Each home is privately owned and occupied by a family and is not a museum display to be inspected with curiosity.
Please do not photograph members of our tribe without first asking permission.
Absolutely no photography in San Geronimo Chapel.
Do not enter the walls surrounding the ruins of the old church and our cemetery.
Do not wade in our river; it is our sole source of drinking water.
Taos Plaza is the Heart of Taos. This is the center of the Taos Historic District where locals gather for Taos Plaza Live concerts, May through October and visitors enjoy the shops and galleries that surround the Plaza all year long.
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Πλατεία Τάος
North PlazaTaos Plaza is the Heart of Taos. This is the center of the Taos Historic District where locals gather for Taos Plaza Live concerts, May through October and visitors enjoy the shops and galleries that surround the Plaza all year long.
Sightseeing
Angel Fire
Harwood Museum of Art
238 Ledoux StKit Carson Home & Museum
113 Kit Carson RdMartinez Hacienda
708 Hacienda RdMillicent Rogers Museum
1504 Millicent Rogers RdRed River
Γέφυρα του Ρίο Γκράντε Γκορτζ
Taos Art Museum
227 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteMaking all natural, rBGH free, super premium ice cream for 20 years. Try a traditional flavor or something uniquely Southwestern. The Arroyo Seco Cafe offers fresh baked goods, breakfast, coffee and espresso, sandwiches and ice cream.
575-776-5640
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Taos Cow
485 NM-150Making all natural, rBGH free, super premium ice cream for 20 years. Try a traditional flavor or something uniquely Southwestern. The Arroyo Seco Cafe offers fresh baked goods, breakfast, coffee and espresso, sandwiches and ice cream.
575-776-5640
Taos Historic Museums
222 Ledoux StTaos Pueblo
Winter Fun
https://www.angelfireresort.com
45 minutes from Casa con Vistas - https://goo.gl/maps/wQ7xcea3X6sm2mZH8
Hours 9 AM - 4 PM
5 - 7 PM for Night Skiing (select nights)
Base Elevation 8,600 feet
Summit Elevation 10,677 feet
Chairlifts 2 high-speed quads, 3 doubles, 2 Sunkid Wondercarpets (one public, one Ski School access only)
Trails 81 Trails: 21% Beginner; 56% Intermediate; 23% Advanced
Terrain Park= 3 Total: Night Rider (a combination of small and medium sized features), Sweet Street, our Beginner Park off Headin' Home (featuring beginner and intermediate rails and boxes) and Liberation Park at the Summit (includes progressive features as well as multiple jumps, rails, funboxes for advanced riders.
New this year we will add a boarder cross/skier cross course including high berms, sweeping turns, small, medium & large rollers.)
Glade Skiing= 4 glade (or tree trail) areas totaling 30 acres: Bear Glade, Elk Glade, Shane’s Glade and Eagle Glade. All are designated as advanced terrain.
Average Snowfall 210 inches annually
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Angel Fire Resort
10 Miller Lnhttps://www.angelfireresort.com
45 minutes from Casa con Vistas - https://goo.gl/maps/wQ7xcea3X6sm2mZH8
Hours 9 AM - 4 PM
5 - 7 PM for Night Skiing (select nights)
Base Elevation 8,600 feet
Summit Elevation 10,677 feet
Chairlifts 2 high-speed quads, 3 doubles, 2 Sunkid Wondercarpets (one public, one Ski School access only)
Trails 81 Trails: 21% Beginner; 56% Intermediate; 23% Advanced
Terrain Park= 3 Total: Night Rider (a combination of small and medium sized features), Sweet Street, our Beginner Park off Headin' Home (featuring beginner and intermediate rails and boxes) and Liberation Park at the Summit (includes progressive features as well as multiple jumps, rails, funboxes for advanced riders.
New this year we will add a boarder cross/skier cross course including high berms, sweeping turns, small, medium & large rollers.)
Glade Skiing= 4 glade (or tree trail) areas totaling 30 acres: Bear Glade, Elk Glade, Shane’s Glade and Eagle Glade. All are designated as advanced terrain.
Average Snowfall 210 inches annually
https://www.redriverskiarea.com
Red River is 31 miles/ 40 minutes from your room. https://goo.gl/maps/ZbZ5UrrzdrjAWFuV9
Hours- Full Day (9am-4pm)
Mountian Stats
Base Elevation 8,750'; Top Elevation 10,350';
Skiable Acres 209; Number of Trails 64
Number of Lifts 7
Average Annual Snowfall 214"
Average Days of Sunshine 300+
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Red River Ski & Summer Area
400 Pioneer Rdhttps://www.redriverskiarea.com
Red River is 31 miles/ 40 minutes from your room. https://goo.gl/maps/ZbZ5UrrzdrjAWFuV9
Hours- Full Day (9am-4pm)
Mountian Stats
Base Elevation 8,750'; Top Elevation 10,350';
Skiable Acres 209; Number of Trails 64
Number of Lifts 7
Average Annual Snowfall 214"
Average Days of Sunshine 300+
https://www.sipapu.ski
28 miles / 40 minutes from your room
Sipapu Lift Hours
9:00 am – 4:00 pm Daily
Retail Store and Gas Station—First Floor of Lodge
8:00 am-4:00 pm Daily
Home to the longest ski season in New Mexico, Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort offers a natural mountain terrain, perfect for all ability levels. From green and blue groomed cruisers to the steeps and powder stashes found above Lift 1, this mountain has something for everyone.
Peak Elevation: 9,255 ft.; Base Elevation: 8,200 ft.
Skiable Acreage: 215 acres;
Average Annual Snowfall: 185 inches;
Named Trails: 41;
Terrain Parks: 4;
Lifts: 6;
Beginner Trails: 20%;
Intermediate Trails: 40%;
Advanced Trails: 25%;
Expert Trails: 15%
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Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort
5224 NM-518https://www.sipapu.ski
28 miles / 40 minutes from your room
Sipapu Lift Hours
9:00 am – 4:00 pm Daily
Retail Store and Gas Station—First Floor of Lodge
8:00 am-4:00 pm Daily
Home to the longest ski season in New Mexico, Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort offers a natural mountain terrain, perfect for all ability levels. From green and blue groomed cruisers to the steeps and powder stashes found above Lift 1, this mountain has something for everyone.
Peak Elevation: 9,255 ft.; Base Elevation: 8,200 ft.
Skiable Acreage: 215 acres;
Average Annual Snowfall: 185 inches;
Named Trails: 41;
Terrain Parks: 4;
Lifts: 6;
Beginner Trails: 20%;
Intermediate Trails: 40%;
Advanced Trails: 25%;
Expert Trails: 15%
https://www.skitaos.com/mountain/mountain-and-services
Number of Trails - 110 total / 24% beginner, 25% intermediate, 51% expert; Number of Lifts - 14 Total Lifts / 1 gondola, 1 double chair, 3 quads, 1 high-speed quad, 4 triples, 4 surface lifts; Terrain Parks - 2 Total / Maxie's Terrain Park, Bambi Glade Terrain Park; Base Elevation - 9,200 feet / 2,805 meters; Summit Elevation - 12,481 feet / 3,804 meters
116 Sutton Place, Taos Ski Valley, NM 87525
Reservation: 888.262.8398
Snowphone: 844.828.5601
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Taos Ski Valley
116 Sutton Placehttps://www.skitaos.com/mountain/mountain-and-services
Number of Trails - 110 total / 24% beginner, 25% intermediate, 51% expert; Number of Lifts - 14 Total Lifts / 1 gondola, 1 double chair, 3 quads, 1 high-speed quad, 4 triples, 4 surface lifts; Terrain Parks - 2 Total / Maxie's Terrain Park, Bambi Glade Terrain Park; Base Elevation - 9,200 feet / 2,805 meters; Summit Elevation - 12,481 feet / 3,804 meters
116 Sutton Place, Taos Ski Valley, NM 87525
Reservation: 888.262.8398
Snowphone: 844.828.5601