Millicent Rogers Museum
Under $25A Taos museum of Southwest art, Native pottery and the founder's silver and turquoise jewelry collection.

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Rio Grande Gorge Bridge is a sightseeing stop in Taos, NM, part of the Taos and the San Luis Valley guide. Cost: free.
US-64, about 12 miles northwest of Taos Plaza · Taos, NM
The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge carries US 64 across the gorge about 12 miles from Taos Plaza, with the river nearly 565 feet below the deck. Sidewalks run along the steel span, which was dedicated in 1965 and stretches about 1,280 feet, so you can walk out and look straight down. A rest area on the west side has parking, picnic tables, restrooms and the trailhead for the nine-mile West Rim Trail.
The closest stops to Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A Taos museum of Southwest art, Native pottery and the founder's silver and turquoise jewelry collection.
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Fly fishing guide service and fly shop in Taos offering trips on the Rio Grande Gorge and northern New Mexico's rivers and lakes.
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Ski steep terrain in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in winter, then hike, bike or climb a via ferrata in summer.
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