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A is a 325 sq ft historical log cabin duplex built in the eighteen hundreds. The cabin originally served as sheepherder’s lodging. Now it has a tiled bathroom with a bath/shower. The kitchen has a stove and refrigerator and is equipped with pots, pans, silverware and dishes. There is a queen bed, armoire, table and chairs. We are located on forty acres, we grow our own vegetables have farm animals. The name of the property comes from the five acre Goji berry trees. Taos is 11 miles away.

Frieda's Cabin is located atTaos Goji Eco Lodge and Farm Retreat. Our cabins are nestled in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains and surrounded by national forest. Our charming & quaint, historic log cabins and casitas are in close proximity to Taos (11 miles) and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River (ca: 20 miles). We are dog friendly, no cats please due to allergies. Please check if you would like to bring more than one dog. Pet Rules: Please keep your pet off furniture and attended at all times on the property. Pick up after your pooch and keep your dog on a leash on our land. If you leave please crate your dog in the cabin, granted s/he doesn’t get anxious and disturb the neighboring guests. Part of an eco lodge, this cabin sits on 40 acres among seasonal creeks, ponds, aspens and cottonwood trees, organic berry orchards and great views of the mountains. This casita is more secluded than the other cabins and it has its own garden space. Set back from the other cabins it is nestles among. cottonwood trees and is a magical space to kick back in, write, paint or take walks,fish, mountain biking or go cross country skiing. The cabin is a studio and can sleep up to two people in a queen bed. A seasonal vegetable garden and chickens provide produce and fresh ranch eggs to renters. A play ground is available for families with children. Nearby are opportunities for hiking, fishing, lama trekking, horseback trails. hot air ballooning, and natural hot springs are within driving distance. San Cristobal is a small village and our eco lodge was built at the turn of last century. Aldous Huxley lived and wrote in our cabins and we found water colors from D.H. Lawrence and letters to the publishers from Frieda Lawrence in the attic of one of the cabins. We are surrounded by national forest and a small river flows from the mountains and into part of the village. Taos is only 11 miles away and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River only about 30 minutes away. Taos Ski Valley reminds us of the Swiss/French/Austrian founders' roots blended with the traditions and customs of the local Hispanic and Pueblo Indian cultures. Being the home of extreme skiing, this is just not a resort for experts, with many beginner and intermediate runs. The ski school is one of the nation's best. It also has an excellent children's day care and ski facility, both skiers and snowboarders are welcome. Taos is home to more than twenty sites on the National Register of Historic Places. The Taos Pueblo has been occupied for nearly a millennium and is considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited community in the Unites States. The Taos Pueblo was added as an Unesco World Heritage Site in 1992 as one of the most significant historical cultural landmarks in the world; There are many ways to explore art in Taos. Taos is an old art colony since 1899. Some of the artists' studios have been preserved and may be viewed by visitors. Many of the historic sites are homes and studios of artists, including the Mabel Dodge Luhan House,Eanger Irving Couse House and Studio, Joseph Henry Sharp Studios, the Leon Gaspard House, the Couse/Sharp Historic Site and the Ernest Martin Hennings House. On Ledoux Street, just south of the Taos Plaza, are the Ernest L. Blumenschein House and Harwood House. There are three Art Museums in Taos: Harwood Museum of Art, Taos Art Museum and Millicent Rogers Museum that provide art from the pueblo Native Americans, Taos Society of Artists and modern and contemporary artists of the Taos art colony. The town has numerous art galleries and there are several houses of the Taos Society of Artists.

Sweet & sunny 1 room studio 13 miles N of blinking light. Great views on 3 sides w/ immediate access to National Forest hiking & biking w/ easy access to Taos Ski Valley & town of Taos. A great place to get away. Organic linens & cleaning products.

Queen Bed. A simple yet clean and bright space with lots of natural light conducive to writing and relaxing. Board games and books available. There is another house available to rent on the property, listed as Sweet San Cristobal Home.

San Cristobal is a small, quiet, rural area home to the DH Lawrence Ranch, hiking and biking trails, fishing and many other outdoor activities. Easy access to the Rio Grande, hot springs, only 15 miles to the Taos Plaza, and 30 miles to Taos Ski Valley or Red River. Hiking trail, linking to a network of trails right across the street.

The Writer’s Cabin is the east duplex of a former dairy barn and has a 500 sq ft studio room, kitchen & bathroom w. shower. There is a queen bed, sofa bed, table and chairs, wood fire stove and a heat pump. To the north is a view of an apple orchard and to the south a small fish pond. Size: 46 m2. Amenities: Cookware utensils, toilet, queen bed, sofa bed oven, fridge / freezer, garden, WiFi, BBQ, chairs, Dryer, Mountain View, Children Area,

This historic & quaint cabin is part of Taos Goji Eco Lodge Retreat & organic goji farm. Nestled in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains it's 11 mile north of Taos and about 25 miles to north Red River and Taos Ski Areas. Ideally located you can still enjoy the mountain views, aspens and cottonwood trees, silence, and bright stars. There are plenty of scenic hikes around,vmountain bike roads, cross country spots, fishing & driving distance to natural hot springs. Part of an eco lodge, the Writer's Cabin sits on 40 acres among seasonal creeks, ponds, aspens and cottonwood trees, organic berry orchards and great views of the mountains. It's a great space to kick back in, write, paint or take walks,fish, mountain biking or go cross country skiing. We do have a small farm cafe, generally opening on Memorial Day and closing on Labor Day. We also serve pastries, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, yoghurt, berries and fritata for a suggested donation. We also offer a farm breakfast at 8am and a farm lunch at 1:30 am with out wwoofers (willing workers on organic farms) for an extra fee. Please give us 24 hours notice. A seasonal vegetable garden and chickens provide produce and fresh ranch eggs to renters. A play ground is available for families with children. Nearby are opportunities for hiking, fishing, lama trekking, horseback trails. hot air ballooning, and natural hot springs are within driving distance. San Cristobal is a small village and our eco lodge was built at the turn of last century. Aldous Huxley lived and wrote in our cabins and we found water colors from D.H. Lawrence and letters to the publishers from Frieda Lawrence in the attic of one of the cabins. We are surrounded by national forest and a small river flows from the mountains and into part of the village. Taos is only 11 miles away and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River only about 30 minutes away. Taos Ski Valley reminds us of the Swiss/French/Austrian founders' roots blended with the traditions and customs of the local Hispanic and Pueblo Indian cultures. Being the home of extreme skiing, this is just not a resort for experts, with many beginner and intermediate runs. The ski school is one of the nation's best. It also has an excellent children's day care and ski facility, both skiers and snowboarders are welcome. Taos is home to more than twenty sites on the National Register of Historic Places. The Taos Pueblo has been occupied for nearly a millennium and is considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited community in the Unites States. The Taos Pueblo was added as an Unesco World Heritage Site in 1992 as one of the most significant historical cultural landmarks in the world; There are many ways to explore art in Taos. Taos is an old art colony since 1899. Some of the artists' studios have been preserved and may be viewed by visitors. Many of the historic sites are homes and studios of artists, including the Mabel Dodge Luhan House,Eanger Irving Couse House and Studio, Joseph Henry Sharp Studios, the Leon Gaspard House, the Couse/Sharp Historic Site and the Ernest Martin Hennings House. On Ledoux Street, just south of the Taos Plaza, are the Ernest L. Blumenschein House and Harwood House. There are three Art Museums in Taos: Harwood Museum of Art, Taos Art Museum and Millicent Rogers Museum that provide art from the pueblo Native Americans, Taos Society of Artists and modern and contemporary artists of the Taos art colony. The town has numerous art galleries and there are several houses of the Taos Society of Artists.

San Cristobal is an old valley village nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with around two hundred families. It is about eleven miles from our property to the outskirts of Taos. It is 23miles to Taos ski valley and Red River Ski are 22 miles away. Some of the families in our valley date back several hundred years. San Cristobal is surrounded by national forest and there are several scenic hikes close to our property. The San Cristobal creek runs through the valley and many of the gardens are watered by the ditches, diverted from the mother creek. These are called acequias and the laws surrounding these date back to the Spaniards. D.H. Lawrence ranch where Frieda and D.H. Lawrence lived and are now buried is also located in San Cristobal, five miles from our property. Lama Foundation is a commune and spiritual community, dating from the sixties. It is located on Lama Mountain, 8.3 miles from San Cristobal, about fifteen minutes. Lama Foundation is best known for the book "Be here Now" written by Ram Dass who used to live at Lama Foundation. Visitors are welcome and can partake in the many workshops, summer dinners (donations accepted) Sufi dancing and Sabatth. Thanksgiving dinner is open to the public (donations recommended).

Artist's studio nestled in a quiet, lovely valley just north of Taos with views of the high mountains of the Sangre de Cristo range. Perfect for writers or artists (water-based materials only please) or a couple looking for a quiet retreat in a spectacular setting. Hikers, mountain bikers, and skiers will find plenty to do in the vicinity. Located in the Enchanted Circle, the Studio is within easy access to wilderness, national monuments, hot springs, and beautiful canyons.

This is a working artist's studio with a loft space with a queen mattress and a futon couch in the main area. The studio is located in San Cristobal valley just over the ridge from the D.H. Lawrence Ranch. Hiking trails from the property lead up into the Kit Carson National Forest. There is easy access to the Rio Grande and the Rio Grande Gorge. It is only 30 minutes from ski areas in Taos Ski Valley and Red River and one hour from Angel Fire. Easy access to Taos and Arroyo Seco shops and galleries and restaurants.

The Studio is located in a former Spanish Land Grant valley, and the community is historic, with its own stories and traditions. The valley is bounded by the high mountains on the east and the Rio Grande Gorge on the west.

This spacious off-grid house borders the Rio Grande National Monument with unparalleled views of Taos mountain coupled with the most beautiful night skies. There is an on-site lockbox for 24 hour check-in at your convenience. Whether you're looking for a home base for a vacation or a place to retreat, this space is perfect for solo travelers, couples, families and large groups. Welcome!

NOTE: This house is a jewel but not for everyone. Please do not choose to stay here if you are simply looking for an inexpensive place to stay. Please read through the description and understand what staying in a rural, off-grid house is like. Please message with any questions or concerns before you book/request booking. This ensures a positive experience for us both. Step out the door from this 800 square foot off-grid dodecagon and enter the Rio Grande National Monument. Or relax in the wood-fired sauna. This is a perfect base for biking, kayaking, skiing or hiking. Great elk and deer hunting is just up the road. There is little out here to distract from the beauty of nature and the quiet and darkness of the high desert and its bright skies. No wifi, no television. A quick 5 minute drive to Black Rock Hot Springs and the Rio Grande River. A 30 minute drive to Taos. 50 minutes to the Taos Ski Valley. Our home has an on-site lock box so you may check in 24 hours at your convenience. This spacious house features a full kitchen (everything except an oven, though there is a stove top) and a bathroom with shower. Filled with natural light, incredible views and very private. There are 2 bedrooms. One has a brand new (7/17) king sized, memory foam top bed while the other has a double bed. The living room has a futon couch that can pull out to an additional double bed. All linens are 100% cotton. The only heat in the home is from a wood stove. It does an excellent job of heating the house, but you will need to be comfortable starting/maintaining a fire (instructions provided). There is no smoking inside the house. Guests smoking outside must be cautious as this is an arid environment. This house is off-grid so you need to be mindful of electric and water use. Please do not use any electronics (except for phone chargers and similar) other than what is provided. Absolutely no hair/blow dryers, toasters or coffee makers (we have an enormous French press for all your coffee needs). Also, there is an oven but please do not use it (a 4 burner stove top is available to use, however). As far as water, please be mindful. Don't let the tap run and don't take unnecessarily long showers. If the toilet runs, please call us as it can drain our water supply rather quickly. Guest access You have access to the entire house, a wood-fired sauna, and the Rio Grande National Monument which borders the property. We have plenty of wood stacked for you for both the wood stove in the house and the sauna. Other things to note We are 5.5 miles down a maintained, graded and plowed county dirt road. Sometimes they take a little while to plow. 4 wheel drive is necessary when there is snow or with very heavy rains (mud).

Nestled in Carson National Forest, this San Cristobal 1-bedroom, 1-bath vacation rental offers the best of both worlds with nearby access to Taos' ski slopes and culture-filled downtown. The studio cabin sits on a property boasting a community hot tub and other vacation rentals, making it perfect for a couples getaway or a retreat for a group! In warmer months, go for a hike on a nearby trail, take a soak in a hot spring like the Manby Hot Springs, or get in the saddle for a horseback ride!

Eco Studio Cabin | Community Hot Tub | Dog-Friendly | Historical Property Perfect for a couple of ski bunnies or nature lovers, this San Cristobal vacation rental makes for a cozy home base with a location near hiking trails, hot springs, and ski areas. Studio: Queen Bed SHARED AMENITIES: 40-acre farm w/animals + produce, hot tub, 2 saunas: wood-fired and infared OUTDOOR LIVING: Covered front porch, mountain views INDOOR LIVING: Wood-burning fireplace, tile flooring, exposed beams KITCHEN: Well-equipped, stove/oven, refrigerator, drip coffee maker, toaster, dishware and flatware GENERAL: Linens/towels, free WiFi, suitable for children, suitable for elderly, energy efficient heat pump PARKING: Driveway (1 vehicle) ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS: Travelling with more than 2? Reach out about the additional vacation rentals on-site, Evolve Listing 437148, 437319, 437428, 437429, 437431, 437433, 437434, 437436

SKI & SNOWBOARD: Taos Ski Valley (20.7 miles), Red River Ski & Summer Area (22.3 miles), Sipapu Ski Resort (40.7 miles), Angel Fire Ski Resort (41.5 miles) HIKING: Devisadero Loop Trail 108 Trailhead (19.2 miles), South Boundary Trail (19.3 miles), Wild Rivers Recreation Area (24.9 miles), Rift Valley Trailhead (26.1 miles), Orilla Verde Recreation Area (31.9 miles) GUIDED OUTDOOR PLAY: Rio Grande Stables (5.1 miles), Eske's Paradise Balloons (13.4 miles), Wild Earth Llama Adventures (18.7 miles), New Mexico River Adventures (39.4 miles) HOT SPRINGS & DAY SPAS: Manby Hot Springs (11.40 miles), Black Rock Hot Springs (8.446.0 miles), Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa (48.5 miles) ARTS & CULTURE: Millicent Rogers Museum (13.5 miles), Taos Art Museum at Fechin House (16.2 miles), Kit Carson Home and Museum (16.5 miles), Harwood Museum of Art (16.7 miles), Enchanted Circle Pottery (30.7 miles) LANDMARK SITES: Downtown Taos Historic District (16.5 miles), Taos Pueblo (17.2 miles), Rio Grande Gorge Bridge (20.0 miles), San Francisco de Asis Church (20.3 miles) AIRPORTS: Taos Regional Airport (16.8 miles), San Luis Valley Regional Airport (90.7 miles), Albuquerque International Airport (152.0 miles)

This is a magical casita, a true hideaway among the Aspen and apple trees with a beautiful garden. This is a great space for honeymooners and a couple who wants a romatic getaway. The casita has a separate bedroom with a queen bed. The sunporch has a full bed. The bathroom features mosaic by a local artist and has a shower and a bath. There is a refrigerator and a propane stove plus a dishwasher in the kitchen. The table seats four. In the garden area is a table and lawn chairs plus a hammock to relax on lazy days. Beautiful views of the Sangre De Cristo Mountains. Size: 84 m2. Amenities: Cookware Kitchen Utensils, Dishwasher, toilet, cooking hob, oven, fridge / freezer, Fan, bathtub, garden, Free Wireless Internet, BBQ grill, 2 x chairs, 2 x Queen size bed, Dryer, Mountain View, Children Area, Coffee Maker in Room, Free Parking, Horseback Riding, Skiing, Outdoor Parking; Bathroom, 2 x Bedroom

The Artist's Retreat is located atTaos Goji Eco Lodge and Farm Retreat. Our cabins are nestled in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains and surrounded by national forest. Our charming & quaint, historic log cabins and casitas are in close proximity to Taos (11 miles) and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River (ca: 20 miles). We are dog friendly, no cats please due to allergies. Please check if you would like to bring more than one dog. Pet Rules: Please keep your pet off furniture and attended at all times on the property. Pick up after your pooch and keep your dog on a leash on our land. If you leave please crate your dog in the cabin, granted s/he doesn’t get anxious and disturb the neighboring guests. Part of an eco lodge, this magical casita sits on 40 acres among seasonal creeks, ponds, aspens and cottonwood trees, organic berry orchards and great views of the mountains. This casita is more secluded than the other cabins and it has its own garden space. Set back from the other cabins it is nestles among. cottonwood trees and is a magical space to kick back in, write, paint or take walks,fish, mountain biking or go cross country skiing. The casita has one bedroom and an extra bedroom on the porch. The casita can sleep up to four people in a full bed and a queen bed. A fifth person can sleep on a cot (comfortable). It has a wood fire stove, own well, sun porches and is fully-furnished with pots, pans, dishwasher, dishes, towels, clean linens, down comforter, Indian carpets, original art work. A seasonal vegetable garden and chickens provide produce and fresh ranch eggs to renters. A play ground is available for families with children. Nearby are opportunities for hiking, fishing, lama trekking, horseback trails. hot air ballooning, and natural hot springs are within driving distance. San Cristobal is a small village and our eco lodge was built at the turn of last century. Aldous Huxley lived and wrote in our cabins and we found water colors from D.H. Lawrence and letters to the publishers from Frieda Lawrence in the attic of one of the cabins. We are surrounded by national forest and a small river flows from the mountains and into part of the village. Taos is only 11 miles away and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River only about 30 minutes away. Taos Ski Valley reminds us of the Swiss/French/Austrian founders' roots blended with the traditions and customs of the local Hispanic and Pueblo Indian cultures. Being the home of extreme skiing, this is just not a resort for experts, with many beginner and intermediate runs. The ski school is one of the nation's best. It also has an excellent children's day care and ski facility, both skiers and snowboarders are welcome. Taos is home to more than twenty sites on the National Register of Historic Places. The Taos Pueblo has been occupied for nearly a millennium and is considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited community in the Unites States. The Taos Pueblo was added as an Unesco World Heritage Site in 1992 as one of the most significant historical cultural landmarks in the world; There are many ways to explore art in Taos. Taos is an old art colony since 1899. Some of the artists' studios have been preserved and may be viewed by visitors. Many of the historic sites are homes and studios of artists, including the Mabel Dodge Luhan House,Eanger Irving Couse House and Studio, Joseph Henry Sharp Studios, the Leon Gaspard House, the Couse/Sharp Historic Site and the Ernest Martin Hennings House. On Ledoux Street, just south of the Taos Plaza, are the Ernest L. Blumenschein House and Harwood House. There are three Art Museums in Taos: Harwood Museum of Art, Taos Art Museum and Millicent Rogers Museum that provide art from the pueblo Native Americans, Taos Society of Artists and modern and contemporary artists of the Taos art colony. The town has numerous art galleries and there are several houses of the Taos Society of Artists.

San Cristobal is an old village nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with around two hundred families. It is about eleven miles from our property to the outskirts of Taos. It is 23miles to Taos ski valley, and Red River Ski are 22 miles away, about 25 minutes travel time. Some of the families in our valley date back several hundred years. San Cristobal is surrounded by national forest and there are several scenic hikes close to our property. The San Cristobal creek runs through the valley and many of the gardens are watered by the ditches, diverted from the mother creek. These are called acequias and the laws surrounding these date back to the Spaniards. D.H. Lawrence ranch where Frieda and D.H. Lawrence lived and are now buried is also located in San Cristobal, five miles from our property. Lama Foundation is a commune and spiritual community, dating from the sixties. It is located on Lama Mountain, 8.3 miles from San Cristobal, about fifteen minutes. Lama Foundation is best known for the book "Be here Now" written by Ram Dass who used to live at Lama Foundation. Visitors are welcome and can partake in the many workshops, summer dinners (donations accepted) Sufi dancing and Sabatth. Thanksgiving dinner is open to the public (donations recommended).

Fully furnished insulated yurt for the solo traveler to rest and rejuvenate. Full size bed, high speed internet and mini- kitchen. Property is a retreat center landscaped with gardens, flower beds and shaded decks. Nestled in the trees bordering national forest. Great hiking and biking trails outside our door. 10 minutes to Taos ski valley. 20 minutes to Taos plaza. Must be comfortable heating with wood stove, off grid water system, and sharing a bath house. AWD/4WD may be necessary if it snows.

Staying in a yurt is a unique opportunity to experience small living dwelling.

Our land is in a pinon/pine forest bordering national forest with lots of hiking and biking trails out our door.

Our handcrafted two story adobe sits on two gorgeous acres. The spacious bedroom upstairs has great light and mountain views; downstairs, there's a comfy living space, galley kitchen, bath & laundry. It's peaceful, quiet & close to hiking trails. We offer a deep discount to guests staying a month or more to pursue a creative project.

The place is perfect for creative work: it's quiet, comfortable, and set in a lovely natural setting with few distractions. (Well, the birds, and the view, and at night the stars…). There's a queen bed that's suitable for one or two, a dining table, a writing desk, and a great couch and armchair for lounging. The other side of the house is a long-term rental with a very quiet, respectful tenant. Separate entrances at opposite sides of the house and separate driveways ensure maximal privacy, but the neighbors you encounter are friendly and informative.

San Cristobal is a beautiful valley village surrounded by national forest. The DH Lawrence Ranch is just up the road, Taos is a 20 minute drive away, and the Taos Ski Valley is 30 miles from here. You can see the Rio Grande wind its way west from the road entering the valley. Hiking trails offer short jaunts or multi-week expeditions: this really is a gateway to wilderness.

This lovely adobe home was once a community store. Now, fully modernized, it has a large open floor plan, a full kitchen, two cozy gas fireplaces, and gated parking. It is close to many outdoor activities: BLM mountain biking, Black Rock hot springs, river access at the John Dunn Bridge, Taos Ski Valley, and numerous hikes. We are only 11 miles to Taos. Star gaze on the back porch, as the night skies get very dark here. Return home to this comfortable, relaxing setting.

The entrance to the house is through a mudroom where skis, bikes, and other gear can be stored. The full kitchen, complete with dishes and cookware, gives you the flexibility of cooking on site. The open floor plan encompasses the kitchen, dining, and living room spaces. There is ample space to spread out and use the house however you want. The bathroom has a beautifully tiled shower, but no tub. The bedroom has a comfortable Queen-sized bed and a cozy fireplace and sitting area. There is a back porch off the bedroom and Adirondack chairs by the front door. Children are welcome but the house is not specifically tailored for children and has not been safety-proofed for small children. Well-mannered dogs are also welcome, but must be crated if left alone in the house. Outdoor activities in close proximity to the house: •2 miles to mountain biking on BLM trails •3 miles to Rio Grande and Black Rock Hot Springs at the John Dunn Bridge •11 miles to Taos •15 miles to Taos Ski Valley •Hiking trails in every direction

The neighborhood is a nice place to walk. The Rio Hondo flows through the Arroyo Hondo valley and is along the road, adjacent to the house. The valley is full of springs and cattails. Nearby properties have horses, cows, sheep, and donkeys. You will see evidence of the wildlife that shares the valley- fish in the Rio Hondo, magpies, ravens, hawks, red-wing blackbirds, raccoons, and skunks. The post office is around the corner. The Midtown Lounge and convenience store is 0.25 miles away on the main road, offering a restaurant/bar, well-stocked incidentals, package liquor, and fresh breakfast burritos.

Our lovely Hogan is located in a spectacular area, and part of the Ayurvedic and meditation center/SPA Auromesa, so whether you are looking to simply revitalize or immerse in a deeply transformative experience you will delight in the milky way, hotsprings and deep silence of the Mesa. This space is often used for people in retreat. Perfect writers or meditators retreat The patio has a fountain hammock, firepit, and sitting area. The Ayurvedic SPA offers outstanding treatments. Book early!

This traditional Navajo style sacred space is located in a spectacular area, and part of the Ayurvedic and meditation center Auromesa.. Walk to the hotsprings, delight in the milky way and deep silence of the mesa, drive to town in 20 minutes, enjoy the warmth of the green house. Entirely renovated house. Tempuredic queen size bed. Organic cotton sheets. Vegan organic clay paint. Well water pure and fresh. Unique domed architecture, privacy, enclosed walled garden (with fountain and fire pit.on their way). Claw foot bathtub/ shower, green house solarium, giant skylight to stars and moon, full kitchen and dining area, located in a sea of sage on a private road with no through traffic. Walk forever in peace. Entire house, cloth line, labyrinth, the entire mesa. The Hogan house is located on a 5 acre property that includes Auromesa Ayurvidic Center. We are present but guest are welcome to remain as private as they wish, the Hogan is a fully separate stand alone building. The proximity of the Rio Grande gorge, the hotsprings, the spaciousness and silence, the vast skies, the sacred mountain, awesome views, great sunsets. The Ayurvedic SPA offers outstanding authentic treatments that are detoxifying and rejuvenating. Guests should have their own transportation, parking included. No smoking, no pets.

Friendly. Open. Vast. The proximity of the Rio Grande gorge, the hotsprings, the Spaciousness and Stillness, the vast skies, the sacred mountain, awesome views, great sunsets. Dare to Unplug. Walk the meditation labyrinth and enjoy the sacred Mother mandala.

The boxcar is located in the heart of San Cristobal, an agricultural community between Taos & Questa. Beautiful mountain views & amazing sunsets. You can spread out on our 2 acres & enjoy the nearby hiking, biking, rafting or fishing in the summertime. Or if you're a winter sports enthusiast, make the short drive to any of the ski resorts. There is an outdoor fire pit as well as a charcoal bbq pit.

You'll be staying in an authentic boxcar that we've fixed up over the years. We're happy to welcome you to come stay in it & enjoy a step back in time.

Just up the road is the historic DH Lawrence ranch.

The heart of the Southwest awaits at this Aztec-inspired studio vacation rental! Located in the Taos Goji Farm and Eco Lodge, this historic cabin is near to Taos Ski Valley, Carson National Forest, and Rio Grande Gorge Bridge. Venture to the nearby town of Taos where you'll find shops and art galleries, or take a day trip to Santa Fe only 86 miles away. Let the Sangre De Cristo Mountains inspire your inner-artist as you paint, strum your guitar, or write your way into a peaceful state of mind!

Built at the Turn of the Century | Event & Dog Friendly | Community Amenities For tranquility and all-season adventure, book this more-than-charming studio cabin that’s ideal for couples, solo adventurers, and artists seeking a space to tap into their genius! Studio: Queen Bed ECO LODGE PERKS: Hot tub, hammocks, barbeque and fire pit (management permission required), 40-acre farmland w/ seasonal creeks, ponds, aspens, cottonwood trees and berry orchards, 2 saunas: wood-fired and infared, playground, apple grove, pumpkin field, farm animals, barn w/ tables and benches, seasonal fresh eggs and vegetables, provided breakfast and lunch w/ additional fee INDOOR SPACE: Wood-burning fireplace, laptop-friendly table w/ chairs, armoire, Southwest-inspired decor, energy-efficient heat pump KITCHEN: Well equipped, coffee maker, teapot, essentials like dish soap and paper towels GENERAL: Wall-unit air conditioner and heater, linens/towels, complimentary toiletries, free WiFi OUTDOOR LIVING: Covered patio w/ lounge chairs, mountain views PARKING: Driveway (1 vehicle), RV and trailer parking

HIT THE SLOPES: Taos Ski Valley (20.7 miles), Red River Ski & Summer Area (22.3 miles), Sipapu Ski Resort (40.7 miles), Angel Fire Resort (41.5 miles) HIKING: Devisadero Loop Trail 108 Trailhead (19.2 miles), South Boundary Trail (19.3 miles), Wild Rivers Recreation Area (24.9 miles), Rift Valley Trailhead (26.1 miles), Orilla Verde Recreation Area (31.9 miles) GUIDED OUTDOOR PLAY: Rio Grande Stables (5.1 miles), Eske's Paradise Balloons (13.4 miles), Wild Earth Llama Adventures (18.7 miles), New Mexico River Adventures (39.4 miles) HOT SPRINGS & DAY SPAS: Manby Hot Springs (11.4 miles), Black Rock Hot Springs (8.4 miles), Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa (48.5 miles) ARTS & CULTURE: Millicent Rogers Museum (13.5 miles), Taos Art Museum at Fechin House (16.2 miles), Kit Carson Home and Museum (16.5 miles), Harwood Museum of Art (16.7 miles), Enchanted Circle Pottery (30.7 miles) LANDMARK SITES: Downtown Taos Historic District (16.5 miles), Taos Pueblo (17.2 miles), Rio Grande Gorge Bridge (20.0 miles), San Francisco de Asis Church (20.3 miles) AIRPORTS: Taos Regional Airport (16.8 miles), San Luis Valley Regional Airport (90.7 miles), Albuquerque International Airport (152 miles)

Georgia O’Keefe’s Cabin is a 325 sq ft log cabin that originally served as sheepherder’s lodging at the turn of the last century. Now it has a tiled bathroom with a bath/shower. The kitchen has a stove and refrigerator and is equipped with pots, pans, silverware and dishes. There is a queen bed, armoire, table and chairs. Size: 37 m2. Amenities: Cookware Kitchen Utensils, toilet, cooking hob, oven, fridge / freezer, Fan, bathtub, garden, Free Wireless Internet, BBQ grill, 2 x chairs, Queen size bed, Dryer, Mountain View, Children Area, Coffee Maker in Room, Free Parking, Horseback Riding, Skiing; Bathroom, Bedroom

O'Keefe's Cabin is located atTaos Goji Eco Lodge and Farm Retreat. Our cabins are nestled in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains and surrounded by national forest. Our charming & quaint, historic log cabins and casitas are in close proximity to Taos (11 miles) and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River (ca: 20 miles). We are dog friendly, no cats please due to allergies. Please check if you would like to bring more than one dog. Pet Rules: Please keep your pet off furniture and attended at all times on the property. Pick up after your pooch and keep your dog on a leash on our land. If you leave please crate your dog in the cabin, granted s/he doesn’t get anxious and disturb the neighboring guests. Part of an eco lodge, this cabin sits on 40 acres among seasonal creeks, ponds, aspens and cottonwood trees, organic berry orchards and great views of the mountains. This casita is more secluded than the other cabins and it has its own garden space. Set back from the other cabins it is nestles among. cottonwood trees and is a magical space to kick back in, write, paint or take walks,fish, mountain biking or go cross country skiing. The cabin is a studio and can sleep up to two people in a queen bed. We do have a small farm cafe, generally opening on Memorial Day and closing on Labor Day. We also serve pastries, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, yoghurt, berries and fritata for a suggested donation. We also offer a farm breakfast at 8am and a farm lunch at 1:30 am Monday to Friday with out wwoofers (willing workers on organic farms) for an extra fee. Please give us 24 hours notice. A seasonal vegetable garden and chickens provide produce and fresh ranch eggs to renters. A play ground is available for families with children. Nearby are opportunities for hiking, fishing, lama trekking, horseback trails. hot air ballooning, and natural hot springs are within driving distance. San Cristobal is a small village and our eco lodge was built at the turn of last century. Aldous Huxley lived and wrote in our cabins and we found water colors from D.H. Lawrence and letters to the publishers from Frieda Lawrence in the attic of one of the cabins. We are surrounded by national forest and a small river flows from the mountains and into part of the village. Taos is only 11 miles away and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River only about 30 minutes away. Taos Ski Valley reminds us of the Swiss/French/Austrian founders' roots blended with the traditions and customs of the local Hispanic and Pueblo Indian cultures. Being the home of extreme skiing, this is just not a resort for experts, with many beginner and intermediate runs. The ski school is one of the nation's best. It also has an excellent children's day care and ski facility, both skiers and snowboarders are welcome. Taos is home to more than twenty sites on the National Register of Historic Places. The Taos Pueblo has been occupied for nearly a millennium and is considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited community in the Unites States. The Taos Pueblo was added as an Unesco World Heritage Site in 1992 as one of the most significant historical cultural landmarks in the world; There are many ways to explore art in Taos. Taos is an old art colony since 1899. Some of the artists' studios have been preserved and may be viewed by visitors. Many of the historic sites are homes and studios of artists, including the Mabel Dodge Luhan House,Eanger Irving Couse House and Studio, Joseph Henry Sharp Studios, the Leon Gaspard House, the Couse/Sharp Historic Site and the Ernest Martin Hennings House. On Ledoux Street, just south of the Taos Plaza, are the Ernest L. Blumenschein House and Harwood House. There are three Art Museums in Taos: Harwood Museum of Art, Taos Art Museum and Millicent Rogers Museum that provide art from the pueblo Native Americans, Taos Society of Artists and modern and contemporary artists of the Taos art colony. The town has numerous art galleries and there are several houses of the Taos Society of Artists.

San Cristobal is an old village nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with around two hundred families. It is about eleven miles from our property to the outskirts of Taos. It is 23miles to Taos ski valley, and Red River Ski are 22 miles away, about 25 minutes travel time. Some of the families in our valley date back several hundred years. San Cristobal is surrounded by national forest and there are several scenic hikes close to our property. The San Cristobal creek runs through the valley and many of the gardens are watered by the ditches, diverted from the mother creek. These are called acequias and the laws surrounding these date back to the Spaniards. D.H. Lawrence ranch where Frieda and D.H. Lawrence lived and are now buried is also located in San Cristobal, five miles from our property. Lama Foundation is a commune and spiritual community, dating from the sixties. It is located on Lama Mountain, 8.3 miles from San Cristobal, about fifteen minutes. Lama Foundation is best known for the book "Be here Now" written by Ram Dass who used to live at Lama Foundation. Visitors are welcome and can partake in the many workshops, summer dinners (donations accepted) Sufi dancing and Sabatth. Thanksgiving dinner is open to the public (donations recommended).

The casita is 11 miles north of Taos and west of Taos Ski Valley, 6 miles northwest of Arroyo Seco...it is surrounded by pinon, ponderosa and juniper 1.8 miles up a community dirt road in Valdez. AWD or 4WD is a must in winter. It is cozy and quiet and offers a great place for rest, adventure or creativity. Forest service roads and single track trails within walking distance. Since there are no city lights, the patio with chiminea offer the perfect spot for watching the night sky.

Although the casita is 450' square feet there is a full kitchen.

This historic Trading Post and Log Cabin and adjacent Adobe House is part of Taos Goji Eco Lodge Retreat & organic goji farm. Nestled in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains it's 11 mile north of Taos and about 25 miles to north Red River and Taos Ski Areas. Ideally located you can still enjoy the mountain views, aspens and cottonwood trees, silence, and bright stars. There are plenty of scenic hikes around,vmountain bike roads, cross country spots, fishing & driving distance to natural hot springs.

During winter and good snow conditions, cross country and downhill ski conditions are great! New Mexico is blessed with more sun than most other states. Imagine skiing the mountains and feeling the warmth of the sun. Taos Goji Eco Lodge and Farm is nestled in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains in close proximity to Taos (11 miles) and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River (30 minutes) and The Wild River wilderness area. We are dog friendly, no cats please due to allergies. Please check if you would like to bring more than one dog. Pet Rules: Please keep your pet off furniture and attended at all times on the property. Pick up after your pooch and keep your dog on a leash on our land. If you leave please crate your dog in the cabin, granted s/he doesn’t get anxious and disturb the neighboring guests. The Artist's residence is a newly renovated historical adobe house with an adjacent log studio sits on 40 acres of an organic berry farm. and is surrounded by national forest and is part of an eco-lodge. The 500 sq ft log cabin room that is part of the house, is a great place to socialize, watch movies and play games. It also provides an extra eating or sleeping area. Claw foot bathtub and shower in the bathroom. This adobe is Tuscan inspired with mix of new stainless steel appliances with original details, dishwasher, the laundry room is within close proximity. There is a sauna next door by the outside bathrooms and showers. The house has two queen size beds, and two twin bed. The sun room provides passive solar gain, a beautiful and efficient fire place with a heatilator and additional air heat pumps, reverse refrigeration, provide efficient heat, powered by solar. House is in close proximity to hiking paths, fishing streams and skiing. Free wi-fi, fiber optics, provide great speed internet. Other eco-lodge cabins are also for rent on the property, with separate bath, kitchen, is available for additional people. The nearby log cabins housed writer Aldous Huxley who wrote Means and Ends here and also built an outhouse that is still standing. We found water colors by D.H. Lawrence and correspondence between Frieda Lawrence and the publishers in the attic. Horse trail rides throughout the San Cristobal Canyon is also available, please ask for information. We keep goats and our chickens provide fresh ranch eggs. A play ground is available for families with children. Pets are negotiable, absolutely no smoking inside. Taos is only 11 miles away and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River only 30 minutes away. D.H. Lawrence ranch is up the road and the historical Lama Foundation is located in a nearby community. Taos Ski Valley reminds us of the Swiss/French/Austrian founders' roots blended with the traditions and customs of the local Hispanic and Pueblo Indian cultures. Being the home of extreme skiing, this is just not a resort for experts, with many beginner and intermediate runs. The ski school is one of the nation's best. It also has an excellent children's day care and ski facility, both skiers and snowboarders are welcome. Taos is home to more than twenty sites on the National Register of Historic Places. The Taos Pueblo has been occupied for nearly a millennium and is considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited community in the Unites States. The Taos Pueblo was added as an Unesco World Heritage Site in 1992 as one of the most significant historical cultural landmarks in the world; There are many ways to explore art in Taos. Taos is an old art colony since 1899. Some of the artists' studios have been preserved and may be viewed by visitors. Many of the historic sites are homes and studios of artists, including the Mabel Dodge Luhan House,Eanger Irving Couse House and Studio, Joseph Henry Sharp Studios, the Leon Gaspard House, the Couse/Sharp Historic Site and the Ernest Martin Hennings House. On Ledoux Street, just south of the Taos Plaza, are the Ernest L. Blumenschein House and Harwood House. There are three Art Museums in Taos: Harwood Museum of Art, Taos Art Museum and Millicent Rogers Museum that provide art from the pueblo Native Americans, Taos Society of Artists and modern and contemporary artists of the Taos art colony. The town has numerous art galleries and there are several houses of the Taos Society of Artists.

Taos Goji Ecolodge is in San Cristobal on 40 acres surrounded by national forest. San Cristobal is a small village north of Taos with about 200 families. There is easy access to nature, mountains, hiking paths, and rivers. We are 11 miles north of Taos, 5 miles to the closest hot springs, and 25 miles to Red River and Taos Ski Valley. The small quiet village where the lodge is located offers easy access to nature as well as to hiking paths and fishing locations. Bird watchers love our land as hundred some species of birds arrive during the spring to nest. These same birds of course love our goji berries! San Cristobal is an old village with around two hundred families. It is about eleven miles from our property to the outskirts of Taos. Some of the families in our valley date back several hundred years. San Cristobal is surrounded by national forest and there are several scenic hikes close to our property. The San Cristobal creek runs through the valley and many of the gardens are watered by the ditches, diverted from the mother creek. These are called acequias and the laws surrounding these date back to the Spaniards. D.H. Lawrence ranch where Frieda and D.H. Lawrence lived and are now buried is also located in San Cristobal, five miles from our property. Lama Foundation is a commune and spiritual community, dating from the sixties. It is located on Lama Mountain, 8.3 miles from San Cristobal, about fifteen minutes. Lama Foundation is best known for the book "Be here Now" written by Ram Dass who used to live at Lama Foundation. Visitors are welcome and can partake in the many workshops, summer dinners (donations accepted) Sufi dancing and Sabatth. Thanksgiving dinner is also open to the public (donations recommended). A SHORT GUIDE TO TAOS POPULAR RESTAURANTS: Economical: Orlando's New Mexican Cafe - 1114 Don Juan Valdez Ln, El Prado,Good New Mexican food in a fun atmosphere at very reasonable prices. Has a great logo. On the right on Hwy 64/Paseo del Pueblo Norte as you drive into Taos – about 15 minute drive. They do not take reservations. Open 12 noon for lunch, 5 p.m. for dinner Guadalajara Grill: Mexican Food - Very casual dining. Good standard Mexican and New Mexican food. Excellent green chile chicken enchiladas. Two locations: 822 Paseo Del Pueblo Norte at the north end of town, and 1384 Paseo del Pueblo Sur at the south end of town. The Outback: Pizza, Italian - A Taos standard – good pizza at reasonable prices. 712 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, on the right just before the light at Camino de la Placita. Casual family friendly atmosphere; indoor and seasonal outdoor seating. Medium to High End Restaurants: The Adobe Bar/Doc Martin's Restaurant - This is probably a must-see sight for first-time visitors to Taos. The bar and restaurant are located in the Historic Taos Inn, on the Paseo one long block before the light at Kit Carson Road. The bar and restaurant have slightly different menus, and the tacos in the bar and the chile relleno are particularly popular. The margaritas are a specialty of the house. There is free music in the bar at 6:30 p.m. almost daily. Lambert's - Located on Bent Street across from the John Dunn Shops, the restaurant menu is fairly pricey but the food is generally good and the atmosphere is upscale. Happy hour in the upstairs bar is popular with locals. El Meze - 1017 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, in the El Torreon Hacienda on the left as you drive into town. Billed as “La Comida de las Sierras,” the food of the mountains: fresh trout, jamon, corn and chiles, buffalo burgers. (Closes in October 2017 but will be replaced by another high end restaurant). Love Apple - 803 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, on the left as you drive into town. Billed as farm-to-table, the restaurant emphasizes regional, organic home cooking. Fairly pricey, but the food is excellent and original. Open Tuesday through Sunday. Cash or check only. Reservations recommended during busy times in Taos. (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Breakfast and Lunch Taos Diner - A Taos tradition with down-home New Mexican and American offerings, special breads, and gluten-free options. Two locations: 908 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, and Paseo Sur on the right next to Blue Sky Pet Shop. Gutiz - 812 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, on the right on your way to town. Features French and Latin fusion cuisine with vegetarian dna gluten-free options available. Farmhouse Cafe - Located on behind the Overland Sheepskin Company on the Paseo del Pueblo Norte. Features organic farm-to-table menu, vegetarian, farm-raised meat. Beautiful outside seating in the summer and fall. Elevation Coffee - Serves excellent espresso, pastries, and other menu items. On the Paseo del Pueblo Norte fairly far north on the right as you head into town. FOOD MARKETS Taos Farmers Market – If you are visiting on a Saturday morning during June – October, stop by the Taos Farmers Market on Taos Plaza for a wonderful festive market featuring music, good food, and fresh produce and baked goods from area farmers and bakers. 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Saturdays. Cid's Food Market – Features all organic meat, produce and standard grocery and health and beauty products. 623 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, on the left before the traffic light at Camino de la Placita. HOT SPRINGS Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort and Spa – Ojo Caliente is the oldest natural hot springs health resort in the country. Entry fee includes use of all mineral pools, steam, sauna, mud area, and swimming pool. Private pools and spa services are also available. There is an excellent restaurant and bar in the hotel. Go and spend the day lounging and soaking. Or go apres ski, take your lift ticket or season pass from any New Mexico ski area, and receive 20% off the entry fee. Public pools are open 8 am - 10 pm every day. 2017 entry fees are Monday-Thursday: $24 pp;Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holiday Periods: $38 pp. Sunset Rate - After 6 p.m.: Monday-Thursday: $20 pp; Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holiday Periods: $32 pp. Ojo Caliente is an easy and beautiful 30 to 45 minute drive from the Studio, off US Hwy 285. Black Rock Hot Springs – free and open-air. Located south of San Cristobal off Highway 522, near the John Dunn Bridge west of Arroyo Hondo. Two mud-bottomed rock pools on the west bank of the Rio Grande. Pool temperatures are usually about 97 deg F depending on how high the river is. Clothing optional. Black Rock is fairly well known and easy to reach, so don't expect to be alone. Go south from San Cristobal on 522 and follow the signs to the John Dunn Bridge. Cross the river to the parking lot. Follow the trail downstream. Leave your valuables at home and lock your car. Stagecoach (Manby) Hot Springs – free and open-air. Two sand-bottomed and rock pools located in the ruins of an old stagecoach stop on the east bank of the Rio Grande. Pool temperatures are usually about 97 deg F, depending on how high the river is. Clothing optional. Go south on 522 from San Cristobal and turn right (west) onto US Hwy 64 at the stop light. Turn right on Tune Road, roughly across from Taos airport. Travel about 4.2 miles to where the road forks; keep left. Continue about 0.5 miles more to the parking area at the edge of the canyon. Walk about 0.5 miles down the old wagon road at the left side of the parking area. It's an easy hike. MUSIC AND FOOD Adobe Bar at the Historic Taos Inn – 25 Paseo del Pueblo Norte near the Plaza. Free live music every day in the summer, good food, famous margaritas. KTAO bar and restaurant – KTAO is a studio and radio and solar center and has live music several nights a week. Also features big screen TV for sports viewing and a large screen movie and music venue. Sometimes hosts free family movies on Friday nights. Volleyball available in the back yard and outdoor seating with one of the most beautiful views in Taos. Usually opens at 4 p.m., but sometimes earlier for football viewing and other special events. Close and convenient at the intersection of highways 522 and 150 at the first traffic light south of San Cristobal. Taos Mesa Brewing, Mothership and Taproom – The Mothership is probably one of the should-see venues in Taos. Located on US Hwy 64 west on the way to the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, the architecture and views alone are worth the drive. The Taproom is located in the town of Taos on Paseo del Pueblo Sur south of the Plaza. Taos Mesa Brewing features craft beers, good food, and local, regional, and national live music and theater performances. Alley Cantina– Popular for late night music and dancing. Reportedly really gets going after 10 p.m. Check their website for music offerings. Off Taos Plaza down an alley on the northwest corner of the plaza.(URL HIDDEN)Taos Plaza: Every Thursday night on Historic Taos Plaza fun, free, family entertainment! Bring your chairs, blanket and picnics! Chairs will be available for sale on the plaza during Taos Plaza Live from end of May to end of August! SKIING Taos Ski Valley (URL HIDDEN) Kachina Peak stands high above the Sangre de Cristo mountain range at 12,481 feet. From here, skiers and boarders survey some of the finest terrain in North America – bone-dry powder shots, steep chutes, big bumps, cornices, and glades – it is all here. If heart-stopping terrain is not your thing, you will find miles of well-manicured slopes and gradual groomers to carve up all season long. In the summer, the ski area runs one of the ski lifts from the Bavarian Inn to the base of Kachina Peak. The views are fabulous. Kinderkafig Children's Center in Taos Ski Valley features all sorts of activities for families and teens. See the website or call (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) or (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). TSV is about 20 miles (38 minutes) from San Cristobal. Go south on Hwy 522. Turn left at Midtown Market in Arroyo Hondo onto the Hondo-Seco Road. Follow this road to Arroyo Seco, then follow the signs to the Ski Valley. Transportation to TSV on the Chile Line is available December to March. The Chile Line stops at KTAO Solar Center at the stop light on Hwy 522 at US 64/NM 150. According to the website, 341 TSV Green bus is free to the ski valley. (URL HIDDEN) Call (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) for further information. Red River Ski Area (URL HIDDEN) Information Line: (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) OR 202 Located at the top of the Enchanted Circle is a great little ski and snowboard area in the middle of town with wonderful summer activities too. Family friendly fun activities include skiing, snowboarding, tubing, sledding, evening snow coach dinner tours, rail jams, torchlight parades and much more. Red River is 22 miles from San Cristobal. Go north on Hwy 522 to Questa. Turn right on Hwy 38 and follow it until you get there. Angel Fire Ski Area (URL HIDDEN) Angel Fire Resort offers a variety of activities including skiing, snowboarding, zipline adventure tours, downhill mountain biking, golf, tennis, and more. Angel Fire is 40 miles from San Cristobal. Take Hwy 522 south. Turn left at the light at Taos Plaza on to US 64. Follow Hwy 64 east across the mountains and follow the signs to Angel Fire. RAFTING AND KAYAKING Seasonal rafting, tubing, and kayaking on the Rio Grande and the Chama River is available from several outfitters and sporting goods stores. Los Rios River Runners, (URL HIDDEN) Whitewater (URL HIDDEN) Cottams, (URL HIDDEN) , and Big River Rafts, (URL HIDDEN) are among the outfitters offering water experiences. KIDS' ACTIVITIES Taos Cow – all natural, rBGH-free ice cream in uniquely Southwestern and traditional flavor combinations. Deli and restaurant with excellent sandwiches and breakfast options. Located in Arroyo Seco on the way to the ski valley. TWIRL toy store and playground – 225 Camino de la Placita. (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Free play space, weekly classes, and special events. Free classes for 0 – 6 year olds and free craft sessions for all ages. HIKING Timber Canyon Springs - A nearby hike starts at the end of the driveway! Exit the lodge and walk right on Old State Road 3. Walk past the Taos Goji small log cabins and cross the cattle guard and Taos Goji Ceremony field. You will see a small yellow storage shed and a brown trailer/cabin to your left. Continue up the hill and pass the second brown cabin with a porch until you get to the south of the fence and the property border. The fence turns, and there is a little disguised opening. Walk along that fence line and you will see a trail that leads to the left (north east) behind the brown cabin on the hill. (There may be footprints, ski tracks, hoof prints… It's a favorite of many of us, though it's rare that you'll see anyone.) Follow that trail -- you may have to let yourself through a gate and fence, close the gate behind you -- and it leads to Timber Springs Canyon, a tiny beautiful creek winding among tall ponderosas. If you follow it to its conclusion you'll end in the box canyon; before that, you can climb up to the right (not hard to find a trail) to the DH Lawrence Ranch road above. Then you can turn right on that road and follow it down to its intersection with the main road. Many locals tend to turn around and double back rather than walking up to the Ranch Road if they have limited time; when it's not snowy, the walk takes about 45 minutes. Add the Ranch Road extension and snow and you're probably looking at a good hour plus. San Cristobal Canyon Trail – It can be muddy/snowy/rocky driving to the trailhead, but it is a beautiful trail that will take you as far as you want to go into the wilderness. Drive out of the lodge to the left on the Old State road 3 and then turn right onto Camino del Medio. Continue straight on the same road for a few miles driving toward the mountains. Eventually you will come to a graveled parking area with a clear trailhead sign. The trail leads down into a valley before you start up the canyon. You will cross a creek several times, so wear footwear that can get wet. There are hundreds of trails in the Taos area. There are maps and knowledgeable people in Taos outdoor stores. Please be safe and let somebody know whee you are going and when you expect to be back(URL HIDDEN) The Ridge - Drive left out from the lodge on Old State Road. Pass the Post office and take a left when the road curves. You will pass the Cordova Road. Park on the road shoulder and you will see the forest trail. Keep to your right on the trail. You will come to a cattle fence. Just go on through but be sure to close the gate behind you. When you get to the top of the ridge, turn right and walk as far as you want (you could be gone for days if you are a backpacker). You will be able to see as far as the Truchas mountains above Santa Fe to the south and Guadalupe Mountain and sometimes the Colorado mountains to the north. You can also see the cut of the Rio Grande Gorge to the west and the Jemez Mountains to the southwest. You can turn around and retrace your steps or you can keep on going until you reach a dirt road. Turn right on the dirt road to circle back to San Cristobal. It's probably a little more than 6 miles in all. FLY FISHING The Rio Grande Box offers especially good fishing in the fall for Rainbows and Browns. Moderate to difficult hiking and wading is necessary to fish the majority of the river, though there is some good vehicle access at the John Dunn Bridge and further downstream near Pilar. Choosing to hike into the canyon can offer solitude and better fishing. Wading in the Rio Grande ranges from difficult to downright dangerous. Bring plenty of water and sunscreen and wear a hat. The lower section of the Rio Hondo, 10 miles north of Taos, offers easy river access just before its confluence with the Rio Grande. The upper Hondo runs much faster. There are good holes in this section, but beware of brush along the stream's banks. Browns and Cutthroats will eagerly take dry flies in the warmer months. If you are looking for solitude and slow water, try the Rio Chiquito Little Rio Grande) watershed. Ther are about 50 miles of streams, some areas only 5 o 10 feet wide. Small trout and brazen brush, but some ope areas and beaver ponds for quiet angling. The Rio Pueblo is a good-sized creek in a rugges canyon. The river flows northwest and oxbows Hwy 518 for several miles. There are plenty of good holding areas with some reasonable size Browns and Rainbows. The river scenery is stunning. For more information and possible guides, call Taos fly fishing stores: ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). LLAMA TREKKING Wild Earth Llama Adventures is Taos' oldest and most experience llama trekking outfitter. They strive to make wilderness experiences available to people of all ages and backgrounds and to promote conservation and stewardship of public wild lands. Day trips and overnight trips re available. Children under 12 are free. ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). (URL HIDDEN) HORSEBACK RIDING AA Taos Ski Valley Wilderness Adventures – Offers family-friendly trail rides along the mountain trails of the Taos Ski Valley. Big Al will meet your party in the TSV parking lot and personally lead you to the Cowboy Camp at 10,000 feet where you will learn how to properly and safely ride a horse. After you are comfortably mounted on a horse chosen especially for you, your adventure begins. You can also enjoy a chuck wagon dinner and spend the night in Cowboy Camp with a sunrise breakfast in the morning. ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). (URL HIDDEN) OTHER RECOMMENDED SIGHTS D.H. Lawrence Ranch – Just up the ridge from San Cristobal, the Ranch was the New Mexico home of the writer D.H. Lawrence for about two years during the 1920s. There is a shrine containing the ashes of the writer and the “Lawrence Tree” made famous in Georgia O'Keefe's painting. Take a right on State Road 3 and go up the hill. Take a sharp left and follow the signs to the Ranch. Opening times change during the seasons, so be sure to check before you go. ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Taos Pueblo – The oldest continually inhabited pueblo features tours of the traditional pueblo lead by pueblo members and shops featuring pueblo artists and craftsmen. Wild Rivers National Monument – This site features gorgeous views of the Rio Grande and Red River canyons, campgrounds, trails, and a visitor's center. It is located north of Questa on NM Hwy 522. Lama Foundation - Lama Foundation is a spiritual community, educational facility, and retreat center adjacent to the Carson National Forest about 5 miles northeast of San Cristobal via State Road 3. Designed as a community that embraces all spiritual traditions, it has strong ties to Taos Pueblo, the Hanuman Temple in Taos, NM, Sufi Ruhaniat International, Dervish Healing Order, The Church of Conscious Harmony, St. Benedict’s Monastery in Snowmass, CO, and dozens of other communities, spiritual teachers, and thousands of pilgrims from nearly all religious heritages who call Lama their home. You can get to Lama either via State Road 3 (turn left on the second dirt road after taking a left on Old State Road 3 from the lodge) or via NM Hwy 522 (go north from San Cristobal and follow the signs to Lama). During the summer Lama Foundation feature dinners for a donation and at Thanksgiving there is a Thanksgiving dinner open to the community. For more information: (URL HIDDEN)

Take a getaway into the Sangre De Cristo Mountains! This San Cristobal 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom vacation rental will have you shredding the slopes of the Taos Ski Valley, taking a hike through Carson National Forest, or shopping and dining in Taos' Historic Downtown District. The dog-friendly studio cabin is a perfect home base with a queen bed, sleeper sofa, and well-equipped kitchen. Traveling with a group larger than 4? Book the other vacation rental cabins on-site for a Mountain retreat!

Dog-Friendly | Eco Cabin | Historic Property | Near Taos A cozy studio cabin in New Mexico’s mountains, this San Cristobal vacation rental is the perfect home base for nature lovers looking to hike, ski, and explore Taos. Studio: Queen Bed, Sleeper Sofa SHARED AMENITIES: 40-acre farm w/animals + produce, hot tub, 2 saunas: wood-fired and infared OUTDOOR LIVING: Outdoor seating, mountain views INDOOR LIVING: Wood-burning fireplace, tile flooring, leather sofa KITCHEN: Well-equipped, stove/oven, refrigerator, drip coffeemaker, toaster oven GENERAL: Linens/towels, free WiFi, suitable for children, suitable for elderly, energy efficient heat pump PARKING: Driveway (1 vehicle) ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS: Travelling with more than 4? Reach out about the additional vacation rentals on-site, Evolve Listing 437148, 437319, 437428, 437429, 437431, 437432, 437434, 437436

SKI & SNOWBOARD: Taos Ski Valley (20.7 miles), Red River Ski & Summer Area (22.3 miles), Sipapu Ski Resort (40.7 miles), Angel Fire Ski Resort (41.5 miles) HIKING: Devisadero Loop Trail 108 Trailhead (19.2 miles), South Boundary Trail (19.3 miles), Wild Rivers Recreation Area (24.9 miles), Rift Valley Trailhead (26.1 miles), Orilla Verde Recreation Area (31.9 miles) GUIDED OUTDOOR PLAY: Rio Grande Stables (5.1 miles), Eske's Paradise Balloons (13.4 miles), Wild Earth Llama Adventures (18.7 miles), New Mexico River Adventures (39.4 miles) HOT SPRINGS & DAY SPAS: Manby Hot Springs (11.40 miles), Black Rock Hot Springs (8.446.0 miles), Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa (48.5 miles) ARTS & CULTURE: Millicent Rogers Museum (13.5 miles), Taos Art Museum at Fechin House (16.2 miles), Kit Carson Home and Museum (16.5 miles), Harwood Museum of Art (16.7 miles), Enchanted Circle Pottery (30.7 miles) LANDMARK SITES: Downtown Taos Historic District (16.5 miles), Taos Pueblo (17.2 miles), Rio Grande Gorge Bridge (20.0 miles), San Francisco de Asis Church (20.3 miles) AIRPORTS: Taos Regional Airport (16.8 miles), San Luis Valley Regional Airport (90.7 miles), Albuquerque International Airport (152.0 miles)

A private room with private entrance and private full bath. Sleeps four people comfortably. Use the pull-out couch to sleep five. Although the zip code says El Prado, our house is in the Desmontes neighborhood close to the center of Arroyo Seco. Taos Plaza and Taos Ski Valley are both 10 miles away. The one-acre property sits at the foot of the mountains and is lush with gardens, lawns and trees. The river is across the street. We have friendly cats and dogs, but they do not go in the room.

Attached is a semi-private sunroom with dining table, couch, chairs, television, treadmill and table tennis that we do not use when the room has guests .

Just across the street is a trail down to the Rio Hondo and up into the hills. The shops and restaurants of Arroyo Seco are a five-minute drive or 10-minute bike ride away.

[please note: this is a new listing but your hosts have years of experience as 'superhosts' on other properties] Your 6 acres directly borders millions of acres of public lands; walk there on your personal 'blue ribbon trail' .... without crossing private property 25 minutes to Taos Plaza; Taos Ski Valley; Red River Ski Valley Pets welcome This recently built tiny house has all of the modern conveniences of a modern efficiency studio (with one exception, see below).

Your tiny house includes: -- “On the grid” community “treated” water supply -- 110 – 220 V electric from utility company -- Grey water drain system -- Full size hot water heater -- Electric heat -- Electric range oven -- Microwave -- New washing machine + clothesline outside -- Reliable internet (fast enough for streaming)/ etc -- Complimentary coffee, tea -- Queen size bed -- Hot/ cold showers -- Large storage shed for your gear -- Gravel deck (partially covered in summer) -- Two mini fridges inside -- One huge chest freezer outside ! However, please note that there is no septic tank, so the indoor toilet is pee only! (We decided against a 'composting toilet' inside the tiny house because of odor issues). However the outhouse -- 50 yards away -- is quite nice we have been told.

Fully insulated furnished yurt nestled in the trees with full size bed, fully equipped kitchen, BBQ/porch, high speed internet, dish TV. Borders national forest. Hiking/biking trails out our door. Must be comfortable heating with a wood stove and sharing a bath house with guests from other yurts on our property. Perfect for single occupancy retreat or a couples weekend get away. 10 minutes to Taos Ski Valley. 20 minutes to Taos Plaza. Well maintained dirt road that may need 4WD/AWD if it snows.

Staying in a yurt is a unique opportunity to experience a small living dwelling in a quiet, peaceful retreat setting in the woods.

We live up a dirt road in a pine/pinon forest on the border of national forest with lots of great hiking and biking trails.

An inspiring woodland hideaway, this 2-bed, 1-bath is the perfect place to relax and recharge. Explore the grounds, take a dip in the shared hot tub, and enjoy seasonal produce and eggs from the community garden. Inside, enjoy the view from the sunroom and the one-of-a-kind mosaic. Venture 20 miles off-site for world-class skiing at Taos Ski Valley, or just 16 to tour Taos Pueblo. Book this unique vacation rental in the historic Taos Gogi Farm community for your upcoming San Christobal getaway.

Wood-Burning Stove | Family Friendly | Community Hot Tub | Private Yard | HIstorical Property Families looking for a unique vacation home close to skiing and boarding, as well as historic sites and hot springs, should look no further than ‘Artist’s Retreat.’ Master Bedroom: Queen Bed | Bedroom 2: Full Bed | Additional Sleeping: Twin Cot SHARED AMENITIES: 40-acre farm w/animals + produce, 2 saunas: wood-fired and infared OUTDOOR LIVING: Mountain views, private yard, outdoor dining, gas grill, firepit, private hot tub INDOOR LIVING: Cheery paint, one-of-a-kind mosaic, sofa, wood-burning stove (firewood provided), sunroom w/ seating KITCHEN: Fully equipped, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, cooking basics GENERAL: Free WiFi, linens/towels, suitable for children, suitable for elderly, energy efficient heat pump PARKING: Driveway (1 vehicle), RV & trailer parking available ADDT’L ACCOMMODATIONS: Travelling with more than 4? Reach out about the additional vacation rentals on-site (Evolve Listings 437319, 437428, 437429, 437431, 437432, 437433, 437434, 437436) *NOTE: Other vacation rental units are on-site and other travelers may be present during your stay*

SKI & SNOWBOARD: Taos Ski Valley (20.7 miles), Red River Ski & Summer Area (22.3 miles), Sipapu Ski Resort (40.7 miles), Angel Fire Resort (41.5 miles) HIKING: Devisadero Loop Trail 108 Trailhead (19.2 miles), South Boundary Trail (19.3 miles), Wild Rivers Recreation Area (24.9 miles), Rift Valley Trailhead (26.1 miles), Orilla Verde Recreation Area (31.9 miles) GUIDED OUTDOOR PLAY: Rio Grande Stables (5.1 miles), Eske's Paradise Balloons (13.4 miles), Wild Earth Llama Adventures (18.7 miles), New Mexico River Adventures (39.4 miles) HOT SPRINGS & DAY SPAS: Black Rock Hot Springs (8.4 miles), Manby Hot Springs (11.4 miles), Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa (48.5 miles) ARTS & CULTURE: Millicent Rogers Museum (13.5 miles), Taos Art Museum at Fechin House (16.2 miles), Kit Carson Home and Museum (16.5 miles), Harwood Museum of Art (16.7 miles), Enchanted Circle Pottery (30.7 miles) LANDMARK SITES: Downtown Taos Historic District (16.5 miles), Taos Pueblo (17.2 miles), Rio Grande Gorge Bridge (20.0 miles), San Francisco de Asis Church (20.3 miles) AIRPORTS: Taos Regional Airport (16.8 miles), San Luis Valley Regional Airport (90.7 miles), Albuquerque International Airport (152.0 miles)

The Duck House Cabin is located north of Taos in the valley of Arroyo Hondo and sits right next to our pond and the Rio Hondo. Our home is on the property along with another Airbnb but far enough for privacy. The cabin does not have Wi-fi. We don't have a cleaning fee so the price is set as advertised. We also give our guests a $20 gift certificate to our cafe Orlando's New Mexican cafe.

The Cabin is not set up for full on cooking but has a small fridge, hot tea maker, toaster, microwave, electric skillet, blender, utensils, ice, coffee, tea, creamers, sweeteners. The cabin has an outdoor shower with a biodegradable soap. Towels are provided. The Chemical toilet is next to the parking area about 50 yards away. You can make a camp fire next to the pond, there will be fire starter in the tin bucket. To help keep the cabin affordable for everyone we ask to do the dishes and pile all linen and towels in a sheet. Thank You.

We are located north of Taos down in the valley of Arroyo Hondo. Very quiet with horse and cattle green pastures and lots of deciduous trees. We are 5 minutes to the Black Rock Hot Springs on the Rio Grand River and John Dunn bridge and just down the road is New Buffalo where they filmed parts of "Easy Rider".

Two-story guesthouse nestled in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Perfectly situated 20 minutes from historic Taos and 15 minutes from Taos Ski Valley. Newly renovated 1 bedroom, 2 bath with all the amenities, including hiking trails out your door. Queen bed, and sofa bed in master bedroom and sofa bed upstairs make it ideal for two couples or a couple with children...or better yet a romantic getaway for two with working wood stove and 360º views of the Valdez valley and the surrounding mountains.

New construction, just completed. Radiant heat flooring throughout with multiple zones. Lovingly furnished with antiques and just enough character to not compete with the splendor outside your door. Fall asleep with the milky way over your head and the sound of flowing water in the river below.

Valdez Valley is one of the most picturesque lush valleys in northern New Mexico. A historically Spanish settlement with the rio Hondo flowing through it and an active acequia system. Private setting with easy access to all that northern New Mexico offers. We sit at 7,500 feet.

Once home to the author, the ‘Aldous Huxley’ cabin is a truly unique vacation rental. Located on the Taos Goji Farm, this 1-bathroom eco-lodge grants you access to farm-fresh seasonal produce and eggs. Inside, rustic furnishings and eclectic decor transport you back in time, while free WiFi keeps you connected to modern-day happenings. Within 10 miles, regenerate at Black Rock Hot Springs or hit the trails at Rio Grande Stables. Rest, relax, and get inspired by Huxley’s old stomping grounds.

Wood-Burning Stove | Free WiFi | Eco-Friendly | Pets Welcome Fans of literature, history, and the great outdoors will love staying in this unique eco-lodge close to skiing, hiking, horseback riding, and more! Studio: Queen Bed, Sleeper Sofa SHARED AMENITIES: 40-acre farm w/animals + produce, hot tub, 2 saunas: wood-fired and infared OUTDOOR LIVING: Mountain views, covered patio w/ Adirondack chairs, dining table, & woodland grounds INDOOR LIVING: Rustic furnishings, couch, dining table, wood-burning fireplace, dresser, hutch KITCHEN: Well equipped, gas stove/oven, mini-fridge, toaster, coffee maker, cooking basics GENERAL: Free WiFi, linens/towels, suitable for children, suitable for elderly, energy efficient heat pump PARKING: Driveway (1 vehicle), RV & trailer parking available ADDT’L ACCOMMODATIONS: Travelling with more than 4? Reach out about the additional vacation rentals on-site, Evolve Listings 437148, 437319, 437428, 437429, 437431, 437432, 437433, 437436 *NOTE: Other vacation rental units are on-site and other travelers may be present during your stay*

SKI & SNOWBOARD: Taos Ski Valley (20.7 miles), Red River Ski & Summer Area (22.3 miles), Sipapu Ski Resort (40.7 miles), Angel Fire Resort (41.5 miles) HIKING: Devisadero Loop Trail 108 Trailhead (19.2 miles), South Boundary Trail (19.3 miles), Wild Rivers Recreation Area (24.9 miles), Rift Valley Trailhead (26.1 miles), Orilla Verde Recreation Area (31.9 miles) GUIDED OUTDOOR PLAY: Rio Grande Stables (5.1 miles), Eske's Paradise Balloons (13.4 miles), Wild Earth Llama Adventures (18.7 miles), New Mexico River Adventures (39.4 miles) HOT SPRINGS & DAY SPAS: Black Rock Hot Springs (8.4 miles), Manby Hot Springs (11.4 miles), Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa (48.5 miles) ARTS & CULTURE: Millicent Rogers Museum (13.5 miles), Taos Art Museum at Fechin House (16.2 miles), Kit Carson Home and Museum (16.5 miles), Harwood Museum of Art (16.7 miles), Enchanted Circle Pottery (30.7 miles) LANDMARK SITES: Downtown Taos Historic District (16.5 miles), Taos Pueblo (17.2 miles), Rio Grande Gorge Bridge (20.0 miles), San Francisco de Asis Church (20.3 miles) AIRPORTS: Taos Regional Airport (16.8 miles), San Luis Valley Regional Airport (90.7 miles), Albuquerque International Airport (152.0 miles)

Southwestern home located in a safe, beautiful, park like setting in a private subdivision. It is conveniently located 25 minutes from Taos Ski Valley and 20 minutes from downtown Taos. Surrounded by pinon and juniper trees you have gorgeous views from the bedroom, balcony and bathroom. Best suited for two adults and two children since there is one bedroom with one king bed, one futon/sofa and one couch. Pets are welcome with a limit to one and an additional pet fee of $35 paid upon arrival.

This 1300 sq ft. spacious private rental unit is attached to the main home with a separate entrance, a well equipped kitchenette, and full bath. There is plenty of space for your stay!

The neighborhood is quiet, exclusive and has very little traffic. The road requires 4WD or AWD during winter months.

Family owned Earthship with a beautiful view of the Arroyo Hondo Mesa and the Taos Ski Mountain. Perfect for those looking to escape into the southwestern country side. Our family has enjoyed it for years as a ski pad and hiking retreat. It has a lot of character and unique charm. Very few people have been able to walk away from this home without falling in love with it, and it's private location on our hill in Arroyo Hondo.

Privacy, Nature, Romance, and Stunning Views! Family owned modified Earthship with a beautiful view of the Arroyo Hondo Mesa and the Taos Ski Mountain. Perfect for those looking to escape into the southwestern country side. Have the house all to yourself, it has a fully equip kitchen- 2 bed, 2 bath. Everything you could possibly need- towels, pots, pans or plates, is stocked. Our family has enjoyed it for years as a ski pad and hiking retreat. It truly holds a special place in our hearts. The house two queen size beds and a pull-out couch that opens up into a queen size bed in the living room. It's about 20 minutes drive to the ski mountain and 15 minutes to downtown Taos. Perfect for those who are seeking a private vacation surrounded by nature, but still want access to town. There is also a natural hot spring close to the house, please message us for more info. Dogs OK, however, if there is more than one dog an additional pet cleaning fee of $160.00 will be required.

A unique retreat from city living, this historic log vacation rental in San Cristobal is the perfect place for your next family getaway. Coined the ‘Pond Casita,’ this 3-bed, 2-bath eco-lodge encourages community gatherings in the spacious dining hall, cozy cafe, and warm family room. Enjoy in-season produce and eggs from the community’s farm and relax in the shared hot tub. 20 miles off-site, speed down the slopes at Taos Ski Valley or tour Taos Pueblo’s historic homes.

2,500 Sq Ft | Wood-Burning Stove | Free WiFi | Outdoor Dining Let this unique, San Cristobal vacation rental be your family’s gateway to the New Mexico Taos region’s ski resorts, historic pueblo homes, and hot springs. Master Bedroom: Queen Bed | Bedroom 2: Queen Bed | Bedroom 3: 2 Twin Beds | Additional Sleeping: Twin Cot SHARED AMENITIES: 40-acre farm w/animals + produce, hot tub, 2 saunas: wood-fired and infared, historic property OUTDOOR LIVING: Front porch, dining table INDOOR LIVING: Eclectic decor, 3 dining tables, leather sofas & chairs, oriental rugs, rocking horse, 2 wood-burning stoves, bar w/ 4 stools, clawfoot tub KITCHEN: Fully equipped, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, blender, spices, KitchenAid stand mixer, food processor, cooking basics GENERAL: Free WiFi, linens/towels, book selection, suitable for elderly, suitable for children, energy-efficient heat pump PARKING: Driveway (1 vehicle), RV & trailer parking available ADDT’L ACCOMMODATIONS: Travelling with more than 6? Reach out about the additional vacation rentals on-site, Evolve Listings 437148, 437319, 437428, 437429, 437431, 437432, 437433, 437434 *NOTE: Other vacation rental units are on-site and other travelers may be present during your stay*

SKI & SNOWBOARD: Taos Ski Valley (20.7 miles), Red River Ski & Summer Area (22.3 miles), Sipapu Ski Resort (40.7 miles), Angel Fire Resort (41.5 miles) HIKING: Devisadero Loop Trail 108 Trailhead (19.2 miles), South Boundary Trail (19.3 miles), Wild Rivers Recreation Area (24.9 miles), Rift Valley Trailhead (26.1 miles), Orilla Verde Recreation Area (31.9 miles) GUIDED OUTDOOR PLAY: Rio Grande Stables (5.1 miles), Eske's Paradise Balloons (13.4 miles), Wild Earth Llama Adventures (18.7 miles), New Mexico River Adventures (39.4 miles) HOT SPRINGS & DAY SPAS: Black Rock Hot Springs (8.4 miles), Manby Hot Springs (11.4 miles), Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa (48.5 miles) ARTS & CULTURE: Millicent Rogers Museum (13.5 miles), Taos Art Museum at Fechin House (16.2 miles), Kit Carson Home and Museum (16.5 miles), Harwood Museum of Art (16.7 miles), Enchanted Circle Pottery (30.7 miles) LANDMARK SITES: Downtown Taos Historic District (16.5 miles), Taos Pueblo (17.2 miles), Rio Grande Gorge Bridge (20.0 miles), San Francisco de Asis Church (20.3 miles) AIRPORTS: Taos Regional Airport (16.8 miles), San Luis Valley Regional Airport (90.7 miles), Albuquerque International Airport (152.0 miles)

Welcome to our spacious, lower level studio. This space is newly remodeled with plenty of natural light, an open floor plan and lots of privacy. Features include: updated full kitchen, private bath with shower, queen bed, couch, and private entrance and outdoor area. With easy access to outdoor recreation (hiking, biking, skiing, kayaking, hunting, and more), close to the Town of Taos and Taos Pueblo this studio is perfect for your next adventure.

The studio is located on the lower level of our home and guests will have private access separate from the upstairs (our full-time residence). The space has all the comforts of an apartment with full kitchen, bath, living area, and bedroom.

Arroyo Hondo is a 'suburb' of Taos and has amazing views, easy access to the Rio Grande, the Rio Grande National Monument, 3 ski areas (Taos Ski Valley, Red River Ski Area, and Angel Fire), the Colorado border, and Taos.

A single dwelling fully furnished well insulated cabin available for monthly seasonal rental. Located in a pinon/pine forest on 3 acres with hiking and biking trails right outside the door. Full size bed, fully equipped kitchen,BBQ/patio, high speed internet, dish TV. 10 minutes to Taos Ski Valley. 10 minutes to village of Arroyo Seco. 20 minutes to Taos Plaza. Must be comfortable sharing a bath house with other guests on the property and heating with a wood stove. May need 4WD/AWD if it snows.

Aldous Huxley’s Cabin is 500 sq ft. It sleeps four people in a queen size bed and a queen bed sofa. Fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, gas stove and pots and pans. The table seats four, there is a small enclosed garden area in the back. The bathroom has a good sized shower. Size: 56 m2. Amenities: Cookware Kitchen Utensils, toilet, oven, fridge / freezer, sofa, shower, Fan, garden, Free Wireless Internet, BBQ grill, 2 x chairs, 2 x Queen size bed, Dryer, Mountain View, Children Area, Coffee Maker in Room, Free Parking, Horseback Riding, Skiing; Bathroom, Bedroom

The Huxley Cabin is located atTaos Goji Eco Lodge and Farm Retreat. Nestled in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains and surrounded by national forest. These quaint, historic log cabins and casitas are in close proximity to Taos (11 miles) and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River (ca: 20 miles). We are surrounded by national forest and a small river flows from the mountains and into part of the village. Part of an eco lodge, this cabin sits on 40 acres among seasonal creeks, ponds, aspens and cottonwood trees and organic berry orchards. The farm has great views of the mountains. It's a great space to kick back in, write, paint, hike on the nearby trails or take walks, fish, mountain biking or go cross country skiing. The dark skies are great for star gazing. Within driving distance are opportunities for lama trekking, horseback trails, hot air ballooning and natural hot springs are within driving distance. We are dog friendly, no cats please due to allergies. Please check if you would like to bring more than one dog. Pet Rules: Please keep your pet off furniture and attended at all times on the property. Pick up after your pooch and keep your dog on a leash on our land. If you leave please crate your dog in the cabin, granted s/he doesn’t get anxious and disturb the neighboring guests. We do have a small farm cafe, generally opening on Memorial Day and closing on Labor Day. We also serve pastries, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, yoghurt, berries and fritata for a suggested donation. We also offer a farm breakfast at 8am and a farm lunch at 1:30 am Monday to Friday with out wwoofers (willing workers on organic farms) for an extra fee. Please give us 24 hours notice. A seasonal vegetable garden and chickens provide produce and fresh ranch eggs to renters. A play ground is available for families with children. San Cristobal is a small village and our eco lodge was built at the turn of last century. Aldous Huxley lived and wrote in our cabins and we found water colors from D.H. Lawrence and letters to the publishers from Frieda Lawrence in the attic of one of the cabins. Aldous Huxley is said to have helped build the outhouse as there was no plumbing when he stayed in the cabins. Taos Ski Valley reminds us of the Swiss/French/Austrian founders' roots blended with the traditions and customs of the local Hispanic and Pueblo Indian cultures. Being the home of extreme skiing, this is just not a resort for experts, with many beginner and intermediate runs. The ski school is one of the nation's best. It also has an excellent children's day care and ski facility, both skiers and snowboarders are welcome. Taos is home to more than twenty sites on the National Register of Historic Places. The Taos Pueblo has been occupied for nearly a millennium and is considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited community in the Unites States. The Taos Pueblo was added as an Unesco World Heritage Site in 1992 as one of the most significant historical cultural landmarks in the world; There are many ways to explore art in Taos. Taos is an old art colony since 1899. Some of the artists' studios have been preserved and may be viewed by visitors. Many of the historic sites are homes and studios of artists, including the Mabel Dodge Luhan House,Eanger Irving Couse House and Studio, Joseph Henry Sharp Studios, the Leon Gaspard House, the Couse/Sharp Historic Site and the Ernest Martin Hennings House. On Ledoux Street, just south of the Taos Plaza, are the Ernest L. Blumenschein House and Harwood House. There are three Art Museums in Taos: Harwood Museum of Art, Taos Art Museum and Millicent Rogers Museum that provide art from the pueblo Native Americans, Taos Society of Artists and modern and contemporary artists of the Taos art colony. The town has numerous art galleries and there are several houses of the Taos Society of Artists.

Overview San Cristobal is an old village nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with around two hundred families. It is about eleven miles from our property to the outskirts of Taos. It is 23miles to Taos ski valley, and Red River Ski are 22 miles away, about 25 minutes travel time. Some of the families in our valley date back several hundred years. San Cristobal is surrounded by national forest and there are several scenic hikes close to our property. The San Cristobal creek runs through the valley and many of the gardens are watered by the ditches, diverted from the mother creek. These are called acequias and the laws surrounding these date back to the Spaniards. D.H. Lawrence ranch where Frieda and D.H. Lawrence lived and are now buried is also located in San Cristobal, five miles from our property. Lama Foundation is a commune and spiritual community, dating from the sixties. It is located on Lama Mountain, 8.3 miles from San Cristobal, about fifteen minutes. Lama Foundation is best known for the book "Be here Now" written by Ram Dass who used to live at Lama Foundation. Visitors are welcome and can partake in the many workshops, summer dinners (donations accepted) Sufi dancing and Sabatth. Thanksgiving dinner is open to the public (donations recommended).

The Poet’s View, is the west duplex of the former dairy barn. It has a great view and the large west facing window looks out over the goji berry orchard. To the north, the view is of an apple orchard and in the south there is an enclosed garden area. The cabin is about 500 sq ft with a kitchen and a bathroom. The cabin is fully furnished with a queen bed, a leather queen bed sofa, table, chairs, dresser and a wood fire stove. Size: 56 m2. Amenities: Cookware Kitchen Utensils, toilet, cooking hob, oven, fridge / freezer, shower, Fan, garden, Free Wireless Internet, BBQ grill, 2 x chairs, Queen size bed, Dryer, Mountain View, Children Area, Coffee Maker in Room, Free Parking, Horseback Riding, Skiing; Bathroom, Bedroom

The Poet's View Cabin is located atTaos Goji Eco Lodge and Farm Retreat. Our cabins are nestled in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains and surrounded by national forest. Our charming & quaint, historic log cabins and casitas are in close proximity to Taos (11 miles) and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River (ca: 20 miles). We are dog friendly, no cats please due to allergies. Please check if you would like to bring more than one dog. Pet Rules: Please keep your pet off furniture and attended at all times on the property. Pick up after your pooch and keep your dog on a leash on our land. If you leave please crate your dog in the cabin, granted s/he doesn’t get anxious and disturb the neighboring guests. Part of an eco lodge, this cabin sits on 40 acres among seasonal creeks, ponds, aspens and cottonwood trees, organic berry orchards and great views of the mountains. This casita is more secluded than the other cabins and it has its own garden space. Set back from the other cabins it is nestles among. cottonwood trees and is a magical space to kick back in, write, paint or take walks,fish, mountain biking or go cross country skiing. The cabin is a studio and can sleep up to four people in a queen bed and a queen sofa. We do have a small farm cafe, generally opening on Memorial Day and closing on Labor Day. We also serve pastries, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, yoghurt, berries and fritata for a suggested donation. We also offer a farm breakfast at 8am and a farm lunch at 1:30 am with out wwoofers (willing workers on organic farms) for an extra fee. Please give us 24 hours notice. A seasonal vegetable garden and chickens provide produce and fresh ranch eggs to renters. A play ground is available for families with children. Nearby are opportunities for hiking, fishing, lama trekking, horseback trails. hot air ballooning, and natural hot springs are within driving distance. San Cristobal is a small village and our eco lodge was built at the turn of last century. Aldous Huxley lived and wrote in our cabins and we found water colors from D.H. Lawrence and letters to the publishers from Frieda Lawrence in the attic of one of the cabins. We are surrounded by national forest and a small river flows from the mountains and into part of the village. Taos is only 11 miles away and the Taos Ski Valley and Red River only about 30 minutes away. Taos Ski Valley reminds us of the Swiss/French/Austrian founders' roots blended with the traditions and customs of the local Hispanic and Pueblo Indian cultures. Being the home of extreme skiing, this is just not a resort for experts, with many beginner and intermediate runs. The ski school is one of the nation's best. It also has an excellent children's day care and ski facility, both skiers and snowboarders are welcome. Taos is home to more than twenty sites on the National Register of Historic Places. The Taos Pueblo has been occupied for nearly a millennium and is considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited community in the Unites States. The Taos Pueblo was added as an Unesco World Heritage Site in 1992 as one of the most significant historical cultural landmarks in the world; There are many ways to explore art in Taos. Taos is an old art colony since 1899. Some of the artists' studios have been preserved and may be viewed by visitors. Many of the historic sites are homes and studios of artists, including the Mabel Dodge Luhan House,Eanger Irving Couse House and Studio, Joseph Henry Sharp Studios, the Leon Gaspard House, the Couse/Sharp Historic Site and the Ernest Martin Hennings House. On Ledoux Street, just south of the Taos Plaza, are the Ernest L. Blumenschein House and Harwood House. There are three Art Museums in Taos: Harwood Museum of Art, Taos Art Museum and Millicent Rogers Museum that provide art from the pueblo Native Americans, Taos Society of Artists and modern and contemporary artists of the Taos art colony. The town has numerous art galleries and there are several houses of the Taos Society of Artists.

San Cristobal is an old valley village nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with around two hundred families. It is about eleven miles from our property to the outskirts of Taos. It is 23miles to Taos ski valley and Red River Ski are 22 miles away. Some of the families in our valley date back several hundred years. San Cristobal is surrounded by national forest and there are several scenic hikes close to our property. The San Cristobal creek runs through the valley and many of the gardens are watered by the ditches, diverted from the mother creek. These are called acequias and the laws surrounding these date back to the Spaniards. D.H. Lawrence ranch where Frieda and D.H. Lawrence lived and are now buried is also located in San Cristobal, five miles from our property. Lama Foundation is a commune and spiritual community, dating from the sixties. It is located on Lama Mountain, 8.3 miles from San Cristobal, about fifteen minutes. Lama Foundation is best known for the book "Be here Now" written by Ram Dass who used to live at Lama Foundation. Visitors are welcome and can partake in the many workshops, summer dinners (donations accepted) Sufi dancing and Sabatth. Thanksgiving dinner is open to the public (donations recommended).