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100 things to do in Taos, New Mexico (in no particular order) 1. Visit the Old Taos County Courthouse. Located at 121 North Plaza in downtown Taos, the second floor of the old county courthouse boasts fresco murals painted in 1934 by some of the greatest Taos artists of the day.
Taos: culture, tradition, adventure. Long one of America’s foremost, bona fide Art Colonies, Taos is also home to a world-class ski resort (Taos Ski Valley), a World Heritage Site (Taos Pueblo), one of the most photographed and iconic churches (St. Francisco de Asis), and a majestic landscape encompassing the Rocky Mountains and the Rio ...
About Us. Welcome to Taos County! For a video of some of the sights and sounds of our scenic and diverse communities please view the video. In our website, you will find agendas for our scheduled meetings, minutes of all our meetings, job openings, hours of operation, forms and applications, access to our growth management plan, land use plan ...
Make it easy to plan your trip to Taos! Our digital Visitor Guide has ideas and information that will help make planning your trip easy. If you have any questions you can call our visitor information line at 1-800-732-8267 or email us at: ask@taos.org. Download a Digital Copy.
Visiting Taos County. Lodging; Where to Shop; Where to Eat or Drink; Overview & Getting Here; Day Driving Tours; Rio Grande del Norte National Monument; Taos Pueblo; Taos History; Activities Sports & Recreation; Arts Culture & Entertainment ; Area Map; Weather; Relocate to Taos. Employment Links; Government & Education; Links; Health Care; Real ...
Explore. Landmarks. Mountain Towns & Villages. Taos, with its abundant accommodations, dining, and activity options, is a great place to spend a few days. It’s also a great base camp from which to explore the surrounding mountain towns and villages along the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway.
The Taos County is one of the original nine counties in New Mexico Territory. Taos County includes the incorporated communities of Taos, Red River, Questa and Taos Ski Valley along with the unincorporated communities of Penasco, Tres Piedras, Ojo Caliente, Costilla, Amalia and many more small villages.
