Red River
Elevation: 8,671 ft
Miles From Taos: 36.5 mi
Red River
Primo Places to Bed Down
BY LINDSEY RAE GJORDING
You’ve booked your trip to Taos – now, where to stay? For a truly unique Taos experience, we’ve got an assortment of stays to suit you and the whole family.
20 Ways To Get Outside
Its Summer Time Get Out there
By Ellan Miller-Goins
Angel Fire
Angel Fire
Elevation: 8,600 ft
Miles From Taos: 24 mi
Eagle Nest
Eagle Nest
Elevation: 8,238 ft
Miles From Taos: 31.3 mi
Taos Pueblo
Taos Pueblo
Elevation: 7,199 ft
Miles From Taos: 2.9 mi
Taos Ski Valley
Taos Ski Valley
Elevation: 9,321 ft
Miles From Taos: 18.8 mi
Arroyo Seco
Arroyo Seco
Elevation: 7,634 ft
Miles From Taos: 8.9mi
Questa
Questa
Elevation: 7,461 ft
Mile from Taos: 24.2 mi
Perfect Pairings
As you plan your high-altitude adventures in Northern New Mexico this summer, be sure to consider some of the perfect pairings of outdoor fun followed by sublime food and drink.
By Cindy Brown
So Much Music, So Little Time…
Norther New Mexico is a treasure for lovers of live music
By Ellen Miller-Goins
Ray Wylie Hubbard
‘Outlaw’ Vibe Comes through In HIs Music
By Ellen Miller Goins
Smokin’
Melt-in-your-mouth meats around The Enchanted Circle
By Ellen Miller-Goins
Folks in the so-called “barbecue belt” spanning from Texas through Kansas City and Memphis to the Carolinas – know there is one hard-fast rule: True barbecue is meat cooked low and slow over indi-rect name (no, it’s not grilled). This may be the only point on which regional aficionados agree, but whether you love the messy joy of ribs slathered in sauce or brisket that is both crisp and tender, we found a few places around the Enchanted Circle to savor.
Chefs’ Guide to Local dining
Four Renowned Taos chefs share their personal faves
By Ellen Miller-Goins
Inspired by the late, great “bad-boy chef ” Anthony Bourdain, who trav-eled the world in search of “culinary hotspots and out-of-the-way gems” we asked some of Taos’ esteemed chefs to share their favorite spots to dine in Northern New Mexico.
Funky Finds
Discover Weird & Wonderful Treasures Around Taos
By Michael Tashji
Taos has long been known for its offbeat charm and individuality, with one-of-a-kind shops and galleries offering an unusual array of original works. Check out these exotic furnishings, offbeat art and apparel, and natural curiosities from local artists – and find out just how funky Taos can be.
Susanna Starr’s Odyssey
Starr Interiors celebrates 50th Year
By Virginia L. Clark
Now in its 50th year, Starr Inte-riors seems more vibrant than ever — if that’s possible. One of the oldest galleries in Taos, its uniquely beautiful courtyard accents the wraparound gal-lery rooms just north of Taos Plaza on Paseo del Pueblo Norte, seducing every passer-by into its welcoming embrace.
Creative Constructs
From adobes to Earthships, Taos Architecture is full of surprises
By Craig Smith
Along The History Trail
Find Stunning art, history, colorful characters and more
By Ellen Miller-Goins
Why head for the nearest museum? These treasure troves off er an educational experience that goes beyond textbooks. Some visitors hope to learn about the past, while others are curious about the community they are visit ing. Some just make a point to enjoy unique art and culture. Whatever your reasons, Northern New Mexico offers myriad opportunities.
Arbiters of the Arts: Juniper Leherissey
Harwood Museum of Art
BY ELIZABETH BURNS
Arbiters of the Arts: Christy Coleman
Taos Art Museum at Fechin House
BY ELIZABETH BURNS
