Things to Do
Although many travelers choose Taos for the incredible skiing and snowboarding and breathtaking mountain atmosphere, the town of Taos has plenty of events and activities for artists, music-lovers, performers, hikers, foodies, and everyone in between. Every day at Taos brings a new adventure. Check out the following list of activities and events to find yours.
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Rio Grande Bridge
The Rio Grande del Norte National Monument is the 242,555 acres of open public land that stretches out beyond the town of Taos.
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192 At The Blake
Centered around a communal fireplace, this inviting, intimate dining room radiates international flare—rustic European alpine architecture folded into colorful New Mexican design. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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2019 SPEAKER SERIES AT TAOS
Taos Ski Valley's Speaker Series Program aims to deepen and enhance our guests' understanding of Taos Ski Valley and the larger community.
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Big Al's Snowmobile Tours
Guided snowmobile tours to the peaks and ridges above Taos Ski Valley. Experience some of the most beautiful spots and spectacular views on the planet
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Climbing
Get ready to get your hands dirty and get up close and personal with Taos’s unique geography. Whether you choose to climb over ancient basalt in the Rio Grande Gorge or get higher up in the Rocky Mountains, you’ll get a feel for the diverse topography of northern New Mexico.
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Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski Area
Enchanted Forest offers 33km of 12 - 16 ft wide groomed trails for both classic and freestyle skiing and 15km devoted to snowshoes, as well as 5km of trails to ski with your dog, and access to miles and miles of backcountry trails.
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Fishing
Between our legendary rivers and our hidden alpine lakes, Taos offers a variety of fishing experiences. You’ll find solitude and peace with nature in our waters, and not to mention a relief from the summer heat. This area is known for being abundant...
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Heritage Inspirations
Are you yearning to dig deeper into New Mexico’s cultural and environmental mystic that enchants so many? Has her vibrant heritage and landscape weaved its spirit into you yet? Heritage Inspirations provides you all-inclusive guided itineraries,...
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Hiking
Northern New Mexico hiking is some of the most diverse you’ll find in the U.S. Our local trails go for miles, and can be as easy or difficult as you need them to be.
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Horseback Rides and Llama Trekking
Nothing says Southwest quite like spurs and a saddle. You can explore northern New Mexico the way the natives used to - on horseback!
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Kids Camps
We have offered fun, successful outdoor education programs focused on active, hands-on learning experiences since 1996.
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Lessons
Learn from professionals who place as much priority on having fun as they do teaching you how to get the most out of your time on the mountain.
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Mountain Biking
Self-guided fee-based mountain biking area is on 1,200 acres of private recreational development. Winter isn't the only time to be active in Taos.
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Ojo Caliente
After an exhilarating day on the slopes, come soak your bones in the steamy, soothing hot springs of Ojo Caliente.
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Phoenix Grill
Perfect for a mid-day hot chocolate, an adult beverage or lunch break while soaking in the views of Kachina Peak on the outdoor deck.
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Rafting
From lazy-river to white-knuckle thrills and everything in-between the Rio Grande has something for everyone.
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Rhoda's Restaurant
Named after the First Lady of Taos herself, Rhoda’s offers the freshest produce and ingredients that are handpicked from Taos’ own farms and purveyors. Now open Thursday to Sunday.
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Sunrise Tracks
Picture yourself standing at the top of the mountain just after the sun has risen from beyond Wheeler Peak. The cool mountain air is offset by the adrenaline you feel as you push off on freshly groomed corduroy.
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Taos Opera Institute
Held every summer during the month of June, the Taos Opera Institute is an intensive singing program for the serious performer.
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Taos Pueblo
A real slice out of history that has survived modernization, the Pueblo has been inhabited for over 1,000 years and today is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a National Historic Landmark.
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Taos School of Music
Immerse yourself in the sounds of Taos during the summer Chamber Music Festival, performed by students at the Taos School of Music.
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Taos Sports
Your one-stop-shop for fantastic Taos Ski Valley branded gifts, hiking necessities, and much more.
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Tenderfoot Katie's Food Court
The Tenderfoot Katie marketplace offers affordable grab and go breakfasts and lunches as well as an abundance of unique made to order options.
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The Bavarian Restaurant
The gourmet menu features refined German dishes that are hearty but never heavy, a perfect way to enjoy a midday respite or replenish your strength after an active day on the ski slopes or the hiking trails.
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The Spa and Wellness Center at The Blake
Providing innovative fitness programs, customized spa treatments, and mindful guest service, The Spa & Wellness Center adopts a holistic approach to wellness and renewal.
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Whistlestop Cafe
Whistlestop Café is the best place on the west mountain to refresh. Take off the chill with a variety of soups prepared fresh daily and served in bread bowls.
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