Nothing changed. "The terrain was still steep, the culture laid back, Kachina Peak as tantric as ever,” Taos says on its website. “On that day, any misgivings of skier vs. snowboarder tensions ...

Taos is an epicenter for the state's outdoor ... Trails stretch down from Kachina Peak (12,481 feet above sea level) in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With such terrain, it's no wonder that ...

Praised for its chalky snow, Taos Ski Valley is a no-nonsense haven for anyone who thrives on gnarly, steep, unfiltered terrain. The hill’s legendary Kachina Peak, towering at 12,481 feet ...