About Taos Ski Valley
Taos Ski Valley sits at the head of a narrow valley in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northern New Mexico, with a chairlift to just below the 3,804-metre summit of Kachina Peak. Storms arrive less often than in the northern Rockies, but the snow is usually dry and cold, and wind shapes conditions on the high ridges. These Taos Ski Valley webcams come from the resort and run from the base village to the summit.
Which Taos Ski Valley webcam to check first
Start with the Kachina Peak camera for the summit and the high ridge, then the Kachina Basin camera for the bowl below it. Highline shows the ridge terrain, the Base and Lower Plaza cameras show the village, and the Poco camera shows the lower slopes.
Before you go to Taos Ski Valley
The road up from Taos climbs through a narrow canyon and can be icy after a storm. Check the resort's snow report and New Mexico road conditions before you go.
Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.
