Summer Beat summer’s heat at 9,300 feet in Taos Ski Valley; it’s a breath of fresh air… literally as well as figuratively. The valley and village are alive with musical performances, educational programs, and outdoor activities. Visitors can hike up multiple ski valley trails including to Williams Lake or Wheeler Peak (New Mexico’s highest), mountain bike, rock climb, fish, meditate, or simply take in the Sangre de Cristo vistas. View more summer activities here.
WinterAlthough renowned for its expert terrain, Taos Ski Valley has plenty of runs for intermediates and beginners including new beginner hills and a Gondolita lift service. There are also multiple options for those who don’t shred. One can put up one’s feet and watch others charging the runs from the deck at the St. Bernard, take a snowmobile tour of the high country with Big Al, kick back in a hot tub, or enjoy the incredible spa services offered in the valley. If you’re travelling with kids, check the Children’s Center for fun options. For more winter activities, click here.
EventsFrom live music to trail running, Taos Ski Valley offers a bit of everything. Come up to the chalet-style Hotel St.Bernard for a classical music concert, the Bacon & Brews festival on the Blake Plaza, either a summer or winter wine tasting, or for the challenging Up & Over 10K Trail Run. For more, view the full event calendar.
Driving Directions from Taos to Taos Ski ValleyTravel north on US 64/Paseo Del Pueblo Norte until you reach the stoplight intersection of US 64/NM 522/NM 150. Turn right onto NM 150. Stay on NM 150 while you weave through scenic, tiny, Arroyo Seco, all the way up through the canyon to the ski area parking lots. Click here for details.
Phone: 575-776-7852Web: www.taosskivalley.comEmail: [email protected]Elevation: 9,207 feet