A skier flies off a cliff edge at Taos Ski Valley.
A couple walks down a snowy road in the dark of winter.
A skier on a powder day.
A snow covered wooden framed hotel sits perched above a ski run in the trees.

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Welcome to Taos Ski Valley

Everything You Need to Plan Your Trip

The inspiring mountains, big skies, and acres of wide-open National Forest land are here to greet and comfort you – as they have been for centuries of people before us.

If you’re looking for accommodations, you can inquire directly with our lodgers with “Request Lodging“.

You can ask a real person any questions you may have with “Ask A Local“.

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Check our Currently Open page for the latest listing of restaurants, shops, and activities open when you are here.

Our Location

We are located an easy drive from the Town of Taos, which sits at the base of the mountains. It takes about 30 minutes to drive from Taos Plaza to the Ski Valley, passing through historic villages and mountain canyons. The area’s early ski pioneers, residents, and employees blended their love of skiing with the local Native American and Spanish cultures to craft a mountain retreat out of an old mining town. Over the years, Taos has become world-renowned for steep runs of powdery, dry snow in the winter and stunning forest surroundings in the spring and summer.

With unprecedented access courtesy of JSX, visitors from Texas and Colorado can fly directly to the Taos airport, instead of flying into Santa Fe or Albuquerque.

Follow along as we head up NM-150 from the base of the mountains just north of Taos up to the Village of Taos Ski Valley.

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A man and woman hike in front of a rocky mountain face in Taos Ski Valley

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Upcoming Events

Christian Wallowing Bull with Support from Briana Grand

Christian Wallowing Bull with Support from Briana Grand

Join us at DALEEE KTAOS Solar Center on November 21st for an unforgettable night with Christian Wallowing Bull!

Immerse yourself in the powerful, healing sounds of Christian Wallowing Bull, a Northern Arapaho indigenous singer-songwriter bringing fresh perspective and heartfelt messages rooted in his connection to the Wind River Reservation. Bridging…

Trance Conductor & Krewe

Trance Conductor & Krewe

DALEEE is honored to host Trance Conductor & Krewe for a special benefit concert supporting Unity Through Arts & Culture in Senegal.

This is more than just a concert—it’s an evening dedicated to cultural exchange, community, and giving back. With a suggested donation of $10, you can enjoy…

Warren Miller’s ’75

Warren Miller’s ’75

TAOS & Taos Winter Sports Team & TCA present Warren Miller’s ‘75

Warren Miller is going big for 75 years! Stacked with unbelievable action and unexpected stories, Warren Miller’s 75 will bring fans to powder stashes and chutes around the world, from Canada, Colorado, California, and Utah to Finland, Japan,…

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Live Music in Taos Abounds

Live Music in Taos Abounds

Most people know Taos for its reputation in the visual arts, but it’s not only visual artists who flock to this area, but musicians too. The local live music scene in Taos is thriving. Collaboration among peers, varied venues and multiple local music series makes this summer look like a…

What’s Old Is New

What’s Old Is New

Strong Foundations

Taos Ski Valley was founded on a dream and today you can sleep soundly knowing its foundations stand strong… in the walls in the historic hotels around you!

While the Village of Taos Ski Valley’s early beginnings in the 1600s stem from Spanish mining operations and later domestic…

Embrace Nature’s Flavors Al Fresco

Embrace Nature’s Flavors Al Fresco

Imagine…

Picture this. You’re sitting outside under the shade of a cottonwood tree. The air is warm, an agreeable 83 degrees. Above you the sky is a deep cobalt blue and an armada of puffy white clouds sail overhead. A double peaked mountain looks down on you from the horizon.…