Towns & Villages

This is the new site of the Town of Chama, just over the mountains to the west of Taos. This is where we go to enjoy Lake Herrin, Brazos Cliffs, and to just get out of Taos valley for a little while.

Eagle Nest is 32 miles east of Taos in the Moreno Valley at an altitude of 8382 feet.This site provides information about Eagle Nest's Village, Chamber of Commerce, Economics, Services, Recreation, Hotels and Motels, Arts Fest, Fish Fest, Points of Interest.<br/>

Site sections: Foundation, FAQ's, board/staff, endowment funds, annual funds, special programs, grants, History, a brief history, what's new, highlights, Ways to Give, Tango in Taos IV, donation form, participants<br/>

Taos County is rich in beauty, natural resources, art and culture, but many are struggling to keep their families together, warm and well-fed. We urge Taos individuals, families and businesses blessed with prosperity to join us in helping those in need<br/>

Very thin site for the Village of Red River<br/>

The Village of Taos Ski Valley (TSV) was incorporated as a village in 1996 as New Mexico's 100th municipality. While the last official census put TSV human population at 56 inhabitants there a much larger population of deer, elk, bear, and bighorn sheep. At a base elevation of 9,200 feet, the Village of Taos Ski Valley is surrounded by green forests and high mountains. Wheeler Peak, the tallest mountain in New Mexico at 13,161 feet, overlooks the town. The Village of Taos Ski Valley is home to the world class ski resort, Taos Ski Valley, and its mountains provide great skiing in winter and peaceful hiking in summer. The Village of Taos Ski Valley is located in the northern part of New Mexico, almost halfway between Albuquerque, New Mexico and Colorado Springs, Colorado. The town of Taos, the Taos County seat, is 21 miles away. A century ago, Taos Ski valley was a bustling miner's camp. Today Taos Ski Valley is home to 40-plus merchants with an inviting range of casual dining, lodging, shopping and outdoor activities. The village's European tradition welcomes you with a sense of belonging in the Taos Ski Valley community.

This is the town of Taos official web site with full information from the view of local govt. It's a site for a town like this. It's our 24 Hour Virtual City Hall. Providing citizens ready access to public information to keep us informed of the activities of our local government. Including: Mayor's State of the Town Message, Taos Economic Report, Fire Safety, Library Board Members, TraiCorps Training Center, Penncro Call Center in Taos, Employee of the Month, Career Opportunity, Agendas & Minutes, New Gross Receipts Tax Rates, Youth & Family Center Hours, Public Access Lab Hours, Rollerblading Hours, Swimming Pool Summer Schedule, Recreation, Public Safety: Information on Anthrax, Search Page, History: About Taos and more.<br/>

Padrino's Two Peaks Community Web site, from Bill Reed, is a Carson Estates community website focusing primarily on the Two Peaks and Tres Orejas area. Pages are also offered to neighborhood residents and friends to post widely varying subjects. 2pks.com includes local real estate for sale and auction information, art work, interesting links, issues concerning the West Rim Water User's Association, and lots of photos. There's also some wry humor, comments on living west of the Rio Grande Gorge and area maps. This fairly new site is in a constant state of flux.