Kachina Peak View Retreat - Views & Walk to Lifts

Summary:

Kachina Peak View Retreat



The Space:

Experience the ultimate ski-in ski-out getaway at this charming Bavarian Chalet in Taos Ski Valley, NM. Just steps away from the new Lift 4, this cozy house offers unparalleled convenience for avid skiers and snowboarders. Additionally, outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the mountain bike path and the Wheeler Peak Hiking trail right outside the door.



This unique Chalet boasts parking space for two vehicles, a rare find for ski-in ski-out accommodations. Enjoy breathtaking views of Kachina Peak from the comfort of your home, creating a picturesque backdrop for your mountain retreat.



Inside, you'll find a well-equipped space with modern amenities to enhance your stay. From high-speed internet and cable TV to a gas fireplace and a fully stocked kitchen, this home has everything you need for a comfortable vacation. The property is dog-friendly, so feel free to bring your furry friend along for the adventure.



Whether you're unwinding on the balcony, firing up the gas grill for a barbecue, or snuggling up by the fireplace after a day on the slopes, this Chalet provides the perfect setting for relaxation and enjoyment. With ski-in/ski-out access, ski views, and mountain vistas, you'll be immersed in the beauty of Taos Ski Valley throughout your stay.



Don't miss the chance to experience the best of Taos Ski Valley from this exceptional Bavarian Chalet. Book your stay now and create unforgettable memories in this idyllic mountain retreat.



Locally Rooted, Elevated Hospitality

We’re Sierra Sol Elevated Stays, a locally rooted, family-owned team serving Northern New Mexico. We believe a stay should be more than just a place to land. It should feel personal, seamless, and connected to the beauty and spirit of this special place. From booking to departure, we’re here with thoughtful support, clear communication, and trusted local guidance to help you settle in, feel cared for, and make lasting memories in New Mexico.