https://seniorsskiing.com/seniorsskiing-guide-taos-high-dry-full-culture/ Everything for the 50+ Snow Enthusiast Sun, 22 Jul 2018 18:32:29 +0000 hourly 1 https://seniorsskiing.com/seniorsskiing-guide-taos-high-dry-full-culture/#comment-9770 Sun, 22 Jul 2018 18:32:29 +0000 https://f9b0d5261e.nxcli.io/?p=9293#comment-9770 I came to NM as an 18 yr old college student. i skied Taos for the next 25 yrs virtually every weekend. My most important ski memories were there.
Skiing here is a sport, not a service. It’s one of the best areas on the planet for competent, confident skiers, period…The culture, the food, green chile beer, oh yeah….I’m 65 yrs ols now with 7 combined knee operations..( no more bumps).havn’t skied there for a number of seasons; somehow, not being able to ski the hight T, etc anymore, makes my memories as a current and future cruiser all the better. God bless Taos, if you’re a “skier” it’s a must..

]]> https://seniorsskiing.com/seniorsskiing-guide-taos-high-dry-full-culture/#comment-9524 Fri, 02 Mar 2018 14:05:50 +0000 https://f9b0d5261e.nxcli.io/?p=9293#comment-9524 Just a warning to flat landers visiting Taos. If you fly in there is a good chance you will end up with elevation sickness particularly if you stay at the mountain base (about 9000 feet). If you drive and give yourself enough time to acclimate (or live there) there should be no issues.

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