Two friends chat as they ride up a ski lift in the snow.
The light of sunrise illuminate a snowy mountains and smooth, wavelike clouds.
Skiers prepare for a run that looks like a sheer drop off.
A bare, lone tree stands in front of a large snow-capped mountain.

Help Me Plan My Trip








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“.

Keep up to date with the latest by joining our email list!

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.

Follow us on Instagram

Drop in and find your line with The Highline Newsletter – your one-stop-shop for everything Taos Ski Valley!

You’ll find local stories, local characters and locals recommendations to help you plan your perfect trip.

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

Dreaming about Summer?

Discover the other side to Taos Ski Valley

Upcoming Events

Last to Know

Last to Know

Based in Taos, New Mexico, Last to Know is a six-piece band blending the heartiest world rhythms with jam-band passion, while muddying the lines between Americana roots music, country, disco, funk and bluegrass. LTK is discofunkgrass!

Not Forgotten Outreach Military Appreciation Week

Not Forgotten Outreach Military Appreciation Week

Not Forgotten Outreach Military Appreciation Week 
In its 11th year, Not Forgotten Outreach (NFO) has partnered with TAOS resort (TSV) for a week-long ski & snowboard adventure for Military families and individuals. NFO and TSV invite past and present Military Members, their immediate families, and Gold Star Families to…

Telemark Demo Days

Telemark Demo Days

At the TAOS Telemark Demo Days, check out the newest gear from brands like Moment, Voile, Scarpa, 22 Designs, and Grass Sticks!

Registration for this event will be held day of in the Looking Glass, inside Tenderfoot Katie’s. Taos Passholders can participate in this event free of charge, they only…

The Highline Blog

Discover the Best Ski Resorts in New Mexico

Discover the Best Ski Resorts in New Mexico

What are the Best Ski Resorts in New Mexico?

New Mexico may be best known for its desert landscapes and rich cultural heritage, but it’s also home to some of the best ski resorts in the Southwest. With a perfect combination of sunshine, stunning mountain views, and fresh powder, the…

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…

Riding the Bootfitting Wave

Riding the Bootfitting Wave

Never Summer

“Summer?” For freeskier Robbie Forbes, a Taos local born and raised, it’s “Non-existent!”

In 2023, Forbes went down to Australia to spend his second summer there. One of his boot fitting mentors Charlie Bradley was like, “If you’re sick of landscaping, this might be something you want to…