Activities in Taos

The 1936 historic landmark mixes luxury and kitsch: it's marked with a neon sign touting dining, cocktails, and curios. Try the Cowboy Buddha Margarit

74 trails and glades await boarders and skiers of all abilities. You can also cruise down a 1,000-foot snow-tubing run, rent snowmobiles, ice fish, or

View the mix of traditional Hispanic and modern and contemporary Anglo works at the museum's Pueblo Revival building near the historic Plaza.

Blast down Class III rapids on the Rio Grande.

See the fantastic collection of Native American art at this Taos museum.

The world descends on the mountain town of Taos for this annual music festival.

Take in the works of the native Taos culture at this art outlet.

For at least a millennium, Tiwa-speaking American Indians have lived in the multi-story Taos Pueblo, one of the oldest continuously inhabited settleme

Explore the 110 runs at the property, including some very challenging trails.