Taos County Travel Guide

New Mexico

A group of bighorn sheep grazing in a mountainous, shrub-covered landscape.
A gorge with a river, a bridge, and rocky terrain.
A village with adobe buildings, a clear sky, and mountains in the background.
A traditional adobe building with multiple levels and a red door.
A landscape with mountains, a town, and hot air balloons.

Popular cities in Taos County

A bridge over a deep canyon with rocky terrain and a river.
Taos
Known for Shopping, Skiing and Art
Explore Taos to experience a slice of American Indian culture, artistic celebrations, national parks and a huge collection of heritage sites.

Reasons to visit

  • Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
  • Taos Historic Museums
  • Taos Art Museum
A group of bighorn sheep grazing in a mountainous, shrub-covered landscape.
Red River
Known for Rivers, Skiing and Mountains
Get away to Red River! Enjoy the riverfront, skiing and forests.

Reasons to visit

  • Red River Ski Area
  • Red River Nature Trail
  • Lost Lake
A skier in mid-air against a clear blue sky.
Taos Ski Valley
Known for Skiing, Rivers and Mountains
Come to quaint Taos Ski Valley and enjoy its skiing, mountain views and hiking.

Reasons to visit

  • Taos Ski Valley
  • Williams Lake
A church with a bell tower, two crosses, and a large tree in front.
Ranchos De Taos
Known for Churches, Cathedrals and Family-friendly
Escape to Ranchos De Taos! Enjoy its churches, skiing and architecture.

Reasons to visit

  • San Francisco de Asis Mission Church
A bridge over a canyon with a river below, surrounded by mountains and a sunset sky.
El Prado
Known for Relaxing, Skiing and Mountains
Escape to relaxing El Prado! Enjoy its skiing, mountain views and art.
A desert landscape with rolling hills and sparse vegetation.
Ojo Caliente
Head to sights like Carson National Forest and Rio Chama as you discover Ojo Caliente.

Stay near popular Taos County attractions