Ranchos Plaza Grill
Few meals carry as much history as a plate of red chile served beside a...
Taos & Taos Ski Valley
Michael's Kitchen Restaurant & Bakery
There are some restaurants that simply become landmarks in a community....
La Cueva Cafe
Head one block south of the historic Taos Plaza and you’ll come across a rustic...
Manzanita Market
Just imagine the experience of rotating ice cream flavors reflecting New...
SUCHNESS dining room
Located in the historic downtown district of Taos, the contemporary American...
Frequently Asked Questions
Summer and winter in Taos tend to have the biggest crowds, so the best time to visit depends on what experience you are seeking.
- The warmer months from June through early September offer ideal opportunities for hiking, biking, river-rafting, and taking part in local festivals.
- September and October bring comfortable temperatures and bright golden aspen trees along the mountain trails.
- Winter transforms the region into a premier destination for skiers and snowboarders seeking steep terrain and fresh powder at Taos Ski Valley.
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a National Historic Landmark, Taos Pueblo continues to be a living community. The public is generally allowed to visit the Native/Indigenous community at Taos Pueblo on Saturdays and Sundays (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.), except during annual planned closures, for religious activities, or unexpected events. Check their website for updates, rules, and guidance on visiting: taospueblo.com
Taos Ski Valley offers ski opportunities for all skills and ages. Lift tickets for Taos Ski Valley are available online, with a variety of options to choose from:
- Season passes
- Day passes
- 5-day options
For more information visit: Taos Ski Valley
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