Big Horn A Frame in the Heart of Taos Ski Valley

Step into a beautifully preserved 1960s A-frame and experience the authentic charm of one of Taos Ski Valley’s first family ski retreats. It has a spacious open concept living, dining and kitchen area flanked by two queen bedrooms and one bath downstairs, and upstairs is all about sleeping space - two more bedrooms and a loft twin and an updated bathroom. Ample parking.

Step into a beautifully preserved 1960s A-frame and experience the authentic charm of one of Taos Ski Valley’s first family ski retreats. It has a spacious open concept living, dining and kitchen area flanked by two queen bedrooms and one bath downstairs, and upstairs is all about sleeping space - two more bedrooms and a loft twin and an updated bathroom. Ample parking.

This cherished four-generation family chalet blends historic alpine soul with modern comfort. Watch the snow fall over Al’s Run from the massive two-story windows and private deck. Head to the slopes with just a 10-minute walk to the chairlifts, village shops, and local restaurants. Enjoy world-class alpine skiing, snowshoeing, or ice skating, then return home to the ultimate après-ski setup. In the warmer months, the cabin serves as the perfect base camp for hiking, fishing, berry picking, and enjoying the crisp mountain air.

The spacious open-concept living area offers plenty of cozy seating, an extended dining table, and a built-in bar to accommodate large families or groups. The fully stocked kitchen features a new stove, a standard refrigerator, and enough cooking supplies to easily host your entire crew.
Things to know about the property:
There is a lovely brick fireplace, but it is not functional for guests use– no indoor fires in the fireplace. The indoor grill is not operable.
The property is .4 miles walking distance from the base –downhill descent to the base, and a vigorous uphill ascent home.
There is parking for 4 cars (tandem parked) 4WD or AWD capability is required in winter to access the cabin. The road to the cabin is steep and can be slick. 
The property is not ADA accessible and has architectural features from the 1960’s. The property is adjacent to a small tributary stream of the Rio Hondo to the east of the
cabin.
Must be 28 years of age at time of booking. In addition to completing a booking and payment, valid ID must be provided, a rental agreement must be signed and security
deposit or damage hold must be paid with valid credit card after booking.
No parties or events
No smoking
Shoes off inside the home and gear stored on boot trays