Where to stay in Taos
Vacation rentals in Taos
Where is Taos
Nestled in the Rocky Mountains by the Rio Grande Gorge, Taos is a vacation haven with incredible New Mexico landscape. The town rests at 6,967 feet elevation and is a popular winter ski area. The history and outdoor recreation make Taos a great place to visit any season of the year.
Quick Guide to Taos
Ski slopes, an extraordinary art colony, and a thriving music scene keep travelers busy with activities and entertainment. Plus, there's lots of history and non-stop photo ops.
- San Francisco de Asis: Considered one of the most photographed churches, San Francisco de Asis is worth a visit. Built in the 1800s, it has a rustic architecture with artistic accents. A plaza includes shopping and restaurants.
- Enchanted Circle: This National Forest Scenic Byway loops around Wheeler Peak, the highest point in New Mexico at 13,161 feet elevation. Markers highlight key points on the drive. Quartz and feldspar formations are around two billion years old.
- Taos Pueblo: This Native American village borders the north side of Taos. It's loaded with history and believed to be the oldest inhabited community in the U.S.
Home-types in Taos
Taos has a variety of property types for you to consider when booking a trip. Here are the most popular property types in Taos:
Points of interests in Taos
Taos has several popular points of interest for you to check out when visiting the area. Here are the most popular points of interest in Taos: