For over 40 years, TMO has been the place where adventures begin. We have the gear, clothing and footwear to prepare you for just about anything Taos has to offer – hiking, camping, climbing, rafting, trail running, yoga and more.
Traditional New Mexican/Authentic Mexican Cuisine.
Dating from the 1830’s, its thick adobe walls, heavy pine vigas, hand-crafted corbels and original altar tell of the intense faith that motivated the early settlers who built it, using only the simplest of tools: hands, wood and earth.
Taos Cultural Institute courses give you two-and-a-half days of in-depth, hands-on exploration of topics that reflect the unique cultural richness of Northern New Mexico.
Welcome your mindful future! Meditation is a practice that helps us navigate the uncertainties of life. With 25+ years of meditation experience & professional credentials, we match the meditation style to the level & needs of individual students or groups.
Come immerse in a healing Crystal Bowl Sound Bath as Harmonic Resonance, deeply Transformative Sound & Mantra guide you into a state of deep Relaxation & Healing. Book a sound bath for Retreats, Groups & Private Sessions! Check calandar for Local Events
You don't Have to camp in a campground! National Forests mean room to roam. You can camp anywhere in Carson National Forest. Leashed dogs welcome. 1.5 million acres of mountainous areas with fishing, hiking, picnics, and camping.
Our local staff here can answer any question you may have regarding the selection of flower, pre-rolls, infused edibles, concentrates, tinctures and topicals available. ATM in store.
Loteria Paleteria serves artisanal Mexican Paletas a frozen dessert made from natural fruits or creamy ingredients like milk or chocolate. Mexican Hot Cocolate without any artificial flavoring, and the best mini donuts that will satisfy any sweet craving
Flanked by sacred wilderness, rugged peaks and multicultural vibes, Taos Ski Valley sits in the heart of The Enchanted Circle.
In 1801 construction started on an adobe church with a flat roof and walls three to four feet thick. From 1826 to 1857 it served as the local priest Padre Antonio Jose Martínez’s headquarters.
One of the leading dance schools in Northern New Mexico with a special interest in exposing the community at large to dance, live music and educational opportunities.