Congrats to Taos Ski Valley for being named one of the top 16 Best Ski Resorts in North America in the latest issue of Outside Magazine.
Casa de Artista
Posted in Buildings on November 2, 2009 by Robyn SpurrBright colors and fun architecture everywhere.
Prost!
Posted in Landscapes, Taos Ski Valley on October 31, 2009 by Robyn SpurrThe Bavarian Restaurant is located at the base of Kachina Peak. Leave your skis in the snow and drop in for a quick bite and brew between ski runs.
Hlauuma
Posted in Buildings, History, Landscapes, Taos Pueblo on October 31, 2009 by Robyn SpurrTaos Pueblo…you need to see it for yourself. You will have to pay a camera fee to take pictures, but it’s worth it. If you are in Taos during the holidays, consider visiting the pueblo on Christmas Eve for the procession. Here is a great blog post detailing the festivities.
Pilgrimage
Posted in Religion on October 31, 2009 by Robyn Spurr
Chimayo
Posted in Buildings, History, Religion on October 31, 2009 by Robyn SpurrThe Santuario de Chimayo…take the scenic High Road from Taos. I believe it takes about an hour and half and it’s worth every minute.
Junk or Art? I Say Art!
Posted in Art, Quirky on October 31, 2009 by Robyn SpurrIf only this bus could talk.
Geronimo
Posted in Religion, Taos Pueblo on October 31, 2009 by Robyn SpurrThe Church at Taos Pueblo. I think it’s the prettiest in all of Taos.
Sunset de Cristo
Posted in Landscapes, Taos on October 31, 2009 by Robyn SpurrThe view from my cabin. The Sangre de Cristo mountains (Blood of Christ) were named for their deep red appearance…breathtaking.
Indian Dragonflies
Posted in Food, The People of Taos with tags pictures of taos, Taos, taos restaurants, taos tourism on October 19, 2009 by Robyn Spurr
Enjoying the exceptional food and eclectic ambiance of the Dragonfly Cafe on East Indian night.
