-Relax at Ojo Caliente - Soak at the Hot Springs – Relax in mineral-rich, natural hot springs surrounded by stunning desert cliffs.


-Visit the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge – One of the highest bridges in the U.S., offering jaw-dropping views over the canyon. Watch for bighorn sheep!


-Visit Taos Ski Valley 🎿– Hike to Williams Lake or try the Wheeler Peak Trail to the highest point in New Mexico! Ride chair 1 to the top of the mountain to see epic views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.


-Explore Taos Pueblo – Step back in time at this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a continuously inhabited Native American community for over 1,000 years.


-Whitewater Raft the Rio Grande – Take on the rapids of the Taos Box or enjoy a mellow float through the Orilla Verde Recreation Area.


-Walk around downtown Taos and Shop on Bent Street and Taos Plaza.


-Check Out the Taos Art Scene – Visit the Harwood Museum of Art, Millicent Rogers Museum, or the many local galleries to see why Taos is an artist’s haven.


-Sip at a Taos Winery or Brewery – Try a flight at Black Mesa Winery, Taos Mesa Brewing, or Vivác Winery.


-Take a Hot Air Balloon Ride Over the Rio Grande Gorge – A sunrise adventure you’ll never forget!


-Hike to Black Rock Hot Springs – A free, scenic hot spring right on the Rio Grande.


-Take a drive to Red River and check Red River’s Old West Vibes – This charming ski town is home to cozy saloons and zip lines.


Need More Ideas?
There’s SO much to see and do here—from scenic drives to cultural gems. Whether you’re an adventurer, foodie, or just here to chill, Taos and Northern New Mexico have something for everyone.

Medley: Modern spins of nostalgic classics, craft cocktails and innovative desserts


Orlando's New Mexican Cafe: Specializes in traditional New mexican dishes!


Lambert's of Taos: Contemporary American cuisine, emphasizing fresh, locally sourced ingredients and scratch made dishes.


The Love Apple: Renowned for its commitment to local, organic home cooking and is housed in the historic Placitas Chapel, which makes it very intimate. This is a cash only restaurant.


Martyrs Steakhouse: Situated in the heart of downtown Taos, and is housed in a beautifully renovated adobe home, the restaurant offers a blend of historic charm and contemporary elegance, featuring a 1920's inspired dining area and a serene outdoor patio.


Manzanita Market: A health-focused cafe, creamery, and local marketplace nestled in the heart of Taos Plaza. As the sister cafe to The Love Apple, it embodies a commitment to nourishing, locally sourced, and organic fare.


Trading Post Cafe: The cafe's menu showcases a fusion of Italian and American comfort foods, crafted with fresh, high quality ingredients. It is located on the southside of Taos in a historic adobe building that once served as a general store and commuity hub.




We can’t wait to celebrate with you in July!