Taos Activities
 | Places to Eat Joseph's Table (www.josephstable.com/) A great place for lunch. |
 | Things to See An East/West Synthesis of Culture and Healing Arts (www.ruyistudio.com) Chinese cultural arts that can be applied to today's life styles. A place where east and west meet and interact to enlighten the senses and strengthen the body and spirit. (505)776-5126 Taos Pueblo (www.taospueblo.com) The longest inhabited community in North America. Call for information (505)758-9593. |
 | Things to Do Wild Earth Llama Adventures (www.LlamaAdventures.com) Explore New Mexico’s Pristine Wilderness...Without the Burden of a heavy Pack! Wild Earth Llama Adventures offers “Take a Llama to Lunch!” Day Hikes, Multi-Day Wilderness Adventures, and Custom Designed Wilderness Events, in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Rio Grande Gorge. On the trail, our gentle and sure-footed llamas carry the gear, while you are left free to enjoy the beauty and wonder of New Mexico’s diverse wilderness environments. Experienced Naturalist Guides. Backcountry Gourmet Meals. All Ages and Fitness Levels. 1-800-758-LAMA (5262) Taos River Rafting (www.losriosriverrunners.com) White-knuckle whitewater rafting in the world-famous Taos Box, or a tranquil float through the spectacular scenery of the Chama and Rio Grande - New Mexico's rivers have it all. We run half day, full day, and overnight river rafting trips, close to Taos, Santa Fe, and Albuquerque. We offer a wider variety of river rafting trips than any other company in New Mexico.(505) 776-8854 Hiking Taos Wilderness (www.fs.fed.us/r3/carson/) The Carson National Forest is one of five National Forests in New Mexico. The National Forests are America's Great outdoors, here to serve the American people at work and play! Ski Taos (www.skitaos.org) This is taos ski valley's website. Click here for snow conditions and prices.1(800)776-1111 |
 | Galleries and Museums The Harwood Museum (harwoodmuseum.org/) One of the prominent contemporary art museums in New Mexico featuring works by artists such as Agnes Martin. (505)758-9826 |
 | Taos Information Taos County Historical Society (www.taos-history.org/calendar.html) Events put on by TCHS for the public! Current Listings (www.taosnews.com/TTN/Calendar/) The Taos News offers the most current updated listing area for things going on this week in Taos. Town of Taos (www.taosgov.com/recreation/kit-carson.htm) The Town of Taos website offers some information on public places in taos such as the public swimming pool, library, plaza and more. |
 | Places to Stay after Taos Madrid Lodging (www.madridlodging.com/) A town with many local artist's and an excentric flair. This is a possible B&B that offers great accomodations. Ghost Ranch (www.ghostranch.org/) After Taos an nice place to reatreat to would be the Ghost Ranch. 1(877)804-4678 |
 | Other Interesting Sites Bed and Breakfast Directory (www.allstays.com) Bed and Breakfasts Directory FR Mexico (www.frmexico.com) THE resource for Mexico! Country Real Estate (www.County-Real-Estate.com) Browse real estate listings across america. Environmental Real Estate (www.taossolar.com) Call these real estate agents to set up an appointment to see some great solar and alternative architecture. Poetry in Taos (www.poetrycircus.org/) The Poetry Bout offers interesting things to do for the literary lovers. Taos Web Center (www.taoswebcenter.com) Talk to Rose in Taos for the world's greatest websites! |