Taos, a year-round resort community, is internationally known for its art, and its world-class skiing and ski resort. Taos has been an art colony since 1898, a Spanish settlement since 1617, and Taos Pueblo has been there six or seven centuries.

Governor Bent Home & Museum, Plaza (some buildings predate the American Revolution), Hacienda Martinez (Spanish Colonial), St. Francisco de Asís Mission Church, Kit Carson Home & Museum, Taos Pueblo, La Fonda Hotel, Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos Picture Show Festival (April)

Angel Fire (Vietnam Veterans National Memorial), Carson Bridge Road (bottom of gorge), Carson National Forest, D.H. Lawrence Memorial, Sipapu, Red River, Rio Grande Gorge Basin & Bridge, Taos Box (class IV white water rapids)

Hotels and Motels: 25 (includes cabins and condos); Bed and Breakfasts: 39; Total Rooms: 1500+

Taos County Film Office

Leah Slator, Director

575-751-3646; 505-613-5334 Cell;

575-751-3518 Fax

Jonathan Slator, Assistant

505-613-5334 Cell

js@filmtaos.com; ls@filmtaos.com

www.filmtaos.com

Taos County Chamber of Commerce:

800-732-8267; 575-758-3873;

575-758-3872 Fax

Web: www.taoschamber.com

E-mail: info@taoschamber.com