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Taos Taos brings different visions to different people. Art enthusiasts know Taos as one of our country's oldest art colonies. History buffs know Taos as an historic trading center and crossroads. People who love to ski know Taos as a world-class skier's mountain. In summer, Taos is a place to escape the heat and appreciate the gorgeous scenery, clear turquoise skies, and vistas that go on forever. Many Taos bed and breakfasts are located in beautifully restored estates, authentic adobe haciendas and historic buildings. Some were former homes and studios of Taos' early Anglo-artists, those who came in the early 20th century and became so enraptured they never left.
Throughout the year, Taos bustles with an eclectic calendar of art happenings, film and music festivals, ski, foot and bike races, and more.
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This historic northern New Mexico town is on the "High Road", a lesser-traveled road that connects Santa Fe and Taos. In addition to being home to families tracing their New Mexican roots across multiple generations, the Truchas area is has a growing artist community.
Taos is surrounded by majestic views in every direction. Natural beauty here is astounding, as low humidity and clear, high air create a clarity to the sky unseen elsewhere. With the highest mountains of New Mexico and a wild and scenic river area nearby, the outdoors beckons. Many innkeepers are active outdoor enthusiasts, who enjoy hiking, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, mountain biking, fly fishing, and golfing. They'll feed you a hearty breakfast and send you off on a perfect day's adventure with tips about secret fishing holes, not-to-miss scenic overlooks, and the best places to picnic.|
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