Very cheap price for ice time (only $8, my home rink is $22) and very warm! Seems to also have lots…read moreof other things.

A great community center where there are classes geared for all ages. The indoor swimming pool is…read moreconsidered the best in Santa Fe with times for everyone's desire from toddlers to seniors. The ice skating rink will soon be open again with hockey for adults and youths. Curling will also be offered. Learn to skate classes are very popular. A gymnasium with challenge courts, pickle ball and racket ball. The fitness center is where you can get into shape or stay in shape offer machines, yoga and Zumba classes. You can even hire a trainer. Where else can you find all this at a very reasonable rate. Look for yourself at https://santafenm.gov/community-services/recreation/genoveva-chavez-community-center-gccc

We were in Taos over the summer staying in a house, so we did not have a hotel pool to swim in. To…read moremake up for it we went to the Taos Youth and Family center one warm afternoon. I really don't know why this place wasn't packed. Really. This place has a ton to offer to the community. We were there for the pool, and it cost $2 per person to swim and use the water slides. The snack bar was closed in the middle of the day for some reason, and they seemed under staffed, but maybe with so few people using the center it was enough people. There is a very impressive skate/bike park out back that three teens were using. Apparently the ice rink is a big draw, but it was under repair while we were there.

We had so much fun! One kid scootering at the skate park. One playing video games and ping pong…read moreinside. Pool and skating inside too but we didn't try them. Very nice staff and clean too! Highly recommend!

EXCELLENT Community Center offering the following at a very low price:…read more Olympic Size Swimming Pool Sauna & Hot Tub Meeting Rooms & Kitchen facilities Showers with locker room Library with wireless internet access on site Weight/Work out room Full Basketball Court with Bleachers Ceramics Room Dance Studio For more info visit: http://www.FortGarland.org

Great lodge but hard to find. The Yelp directions are wrong, takes you to the Roadhouse. Driving…read moreaway towards our hotel we happened to find it. Everyone was super friendly, and I wish I could remember the couple's name but they were awesome And wouldn't even let us buy a single drink since we were visitors in their lodge. I hope to do the same for them if they ever make it to California. Jo Jo the bartender is a hoot too!

National parks are amazing aspect of our country. This one is focused on the history of the…read moreManhattan project, leading to the atomic bomb. It is a relatively new park, celebrating its 10 year anniversary this year. Literature is great, especially the map for the walking tour as well as the buildings "behind the fence". If you collect national park stamps and the NPS visitor center is closed, you can also get it at the Los Alamos visitor center right next door as well as at the Los Alamos Historical Center museum just a little ways away.

Very interesting to tour these sites especially after seeing the movie Oppenheimer. I would…read morerecommend stopping to learn about the history of the project and where it took place.

We visit Red River several times each year, and one of the highlights is typically attending one or…read moremore of the events at the Community House. They have a staff of young adults and teenagers running things, and they are great at interacting with the kids and families. We have attended "boat races", smores & storytelling, nature hikes, and they also have line dancing and I can't remember what else. The boat races (our favorite activity)consist of having the kids (with help from their parents) build "boats" with pieces of scrap lumber, nails, staples & pipe cleaners. They have to paint their boat and name their boat. Then everyone walks over to the river & the boats race. Good Old Fashioned Family Fun!! Have I mentioned ......... There's NO CHARGE for the Community House activities. They do ask for goodwill donations, but it's very low key - no pressure. There's a bulletin board out by the sidewalk with the daily activities listed, and there are plenty of places around town where you can pick up a listing of the activities.

As Karla mentioned below, the Community House is a wonderful place to go, especially with the…read morelittle ones. Over the years, we have enjoyed games on the lawn, movies on the mountain, and, of course, the boat races. The fact that there is not an admission charge really helps with the budget as there are not a whole lot of bargain places in RR. Looking forward to visiting again this August!

The market is currently in the large parking lot (with trees) of the modern courthouse complex…read more(beside Super Save). TFM will soon relocate to its own wonderful piece of donated land, however, where it will reside permanently! As soon as the Taos Market 501C-3 procures donations needed to gravel some areas there and prepare the land, which they are hoping to do in 2026. This really is a fantastic market; you don't want to miss it. There are now more vendors of healthful prepared meals, more bakers selling pastries and breads, more sellers of coffees, chai (with oat or dairy milk), smoothies, a variety of fresh pressed juices, and Horchata. Locally grown eggs are for sale, along with mushrooms, frozen chicken, beef, mutton, and pork. We have more than one maker/seller of tremontina (a protective skin product), natural skin creams, comfrey and calendula salves, natural deodorant that works, lip balms, face products. You can find top quality lavender oil and oil blends, and scented homemade soaps. Cota Tea herb can be purchased for staying cool in summer (I so love the taste of this tea!) and a wonderful spearmint-and-rose tea. Medicinal herbal tea blends and medicinal herbs, mushrooms, and roots are for sale as well. Locally grown fresh sprouts and salad items, sprouted hummus, special vinegars, different hot sauces, and pickled items. Homemade ristras and bright wreaths of red peppers in fall. Many types of dried beans, dried squash, dried okra, chili powders, and lots of fruits and vegies. Resins, like copal and dragon's blood. Beeswax candles and honey. Also lovely baskets of hanging flowers. Gardeners will also be happy to find many people selling a wide variety of healthy young plants in season - vegies, herbs, and flowers, many types of tomatoes and squashes, occasionally even fruit trees and cane plants (blackberry, raspberry, etc.). Taos really shines in its farmer's market! Even if you're tight on cash, do come enjoy the wonderful people. You can sit in the shade and enjoy the live music, maybe get a watermelon juice.

Was staying in Taos for a few days and thought we would check it out. We were very impressed with…read morethe wide selection available and the quality of the produce and meat we bought.