A four season sanctuary that is ancient in its knowledge of its sense of place and cultivated a cultural fabric that has inspired artisans and those that have sought after a life unearthed among the fragrant sagebrush fields. Rich in being one of the centers of the Wild West and home to Taos Pueblo, one of the oldest inhabited cultures and communities in North America. A historic volcanic plateau situated at nearly 7,000 feet the upper foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Taos will open our senses and imprint on your soul. Seeing the mountains alone will open your heart and permeate your being while the tallest mountain in the state, Wheeler Peak towers at 13,161 feet. Be present. Be mindful. Take in the ethereal light that has inspired an ancient and present civilization that has realized dreams. Walk in our shoes, taking in the indigenous flora and fauna, the Rio Grande Valley boasting the seventh tallest bridge in the US and earthen adobe against the cerulean skies. Each step will lead you deeper, guiding you through the resting places of so many that once called Taos home. Wander the historic roads that led many here, through light and shadow and unwind in our storytelling. Breathe in and breathe out, you’ve arrived in Taos.