Taos New Mexico, is known for its spectacular
natural beauty. The town has a long and rich history as a famous
art colony. It is also renowned for being a world class ski destination.
Taos has tremendous cultural diversity: Native Americans; descendents
of the original Spanish colonists; generations of Anglo settlers;
and newcomers who have recently made this special place their home.
The area's recreational activities
are as abundant as the landscape is varied.
Taos is a single destination with infinite possibilities.
Taos Pueblo is the oldest continuously inhabited in North America.
Explore
historic
Taos
Plaza
and
its
side streets. Many of the old adobe buildings that now house shops
and galleries were once the homes of some of Taos' leading citizens
- Kit Carson, among them.
Set off on a mountain trail on skis, horseback, bike or your own
two feet. Or ride the bucking Rio Grande in a raft or kayak. Truly
four seasons, your recreational options are limitless. Our Native
American, Spanish, and Anglo cultures are
proudly preserved through art and architecture, music and dance,
and food and festivals for all to enjoy throughout the year.
A four season tourist town, population of Taos county approx. 30,000.
Second sunniest town in North America
World class ski resort
Golfing
Hot Air Ballooning
Art Galleries and Museums
Taos Pueblo - 1000 year old settlement
Over 60 wonderful art galleries
Dozens of fine restaurants
Fabulous shopping year round
Hotels and B&B's for every taste and budget
Rio Grand and Red River provide: Fishing, boating white water rafting
The mountains provide: Hiking, horse riding, rock climbing, four
wheeling.