“Taos Ski Valley may be best known for its legendary expert terrain in winter, but summer introduces an entirely different side of New Mexico’s highest mountain resort to guests. Set in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains about 20 miles from the artsy town of Taos, it blends outdoor adventure with the region’s rich cultural heritage.
What truly sets Taos apart, however, is everything beyond the mountain. Visitors can explore the centuries-old Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, browse the galleries and adobe architecture of the nearby town of Taos, or head out for whitewater rafting, fly fishing, or hot air balloon rides. Back at The Blake, the resort’s luxury hotel, a full-service spa and restaurants like 192 at The Blake and the mountainside Bavarian restaurant provide the perfect way to recharge after a day spent exploring one of the Southwest’s most distinctive alpine destinations.”
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