OPENING POSTPONED
Due to the November 13, 2020 NM Public Health Order which requires outdoor recreation facilities to close for 14 days, Taos Ski Valley will no longer start its winter season Nov 26th. When Public Health Orders are lifted and allow ski resorts to open in Taos County, the resort will coordinate and mobilize its operations as quickly as possible, with a focus on ensuring best COVID-Safe Practices.
Our Commitment
Taos Ski Valley is committed to our community during the coronavirus pandemic. We are working every day to support the people and organizations of Northern New Mexico who are impacted, as our values compel us to do. We offer our unwavering support to the residents of Taos through financial resources, volunteerism, and collaborative leadership expertise. Together, Taos will endure this challenging time.
Our Season Passes
We carefully considered what this season means for you, our loyal visitors. We’re striving to provide you with the same unparalleled skiing and riding experience you’ve come to know. To reflect the unique times we’re in, we created a whole new set of season pass options. Visit our website to view pass offerings.
Winter Operations Plan
The Blake
MAKING MASKS
Lauryn Mangat, Guest Services Manager at The Blake, and her mother have been busy making masks for Taos Whole Health, Holy Cross Hospital, and community and family members in need. We applaud Lauryn and Terrie for stepping up and filling a void in our community!
Local Schools
When volunteers were called upon to help with food distribution to local school children, members of both the Taos Ski Valley Ski Patrol and the Operations teams quickly shifted from the mountain to our town to offer any assistance they could.
Food Donation
We recently partnered with Shared Table, and to date, across three deliveries, have donated more than 100 cases of fresh produce, milk, cream butter, cheese, eggs, and deli meats. The Shared Table is a food pantry that provides restriction-free access to anyone in need.
Goggles for Docs
Taos Ski Valley is supporting Goggles for Docs and we ask that our skiers/riders support, too. Locally, you can donate goggles at Quail Ridge and Cottam's Ski Shops downtown location. If you can't drop off in Taos and want to learn more about the program, how to donate by mail, and donation guidelines you can do so via the link below.
In The Community
The community of Taos means so much to us. Taos Ski Valley is committed to doing everything it can to not only help flatten the curve but also to supporting our local community. We truly are all in this together.
