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If you are in Taos county it's always a good idea to stop by Romero Lake. Not much rainfall falls here at Romero Lake; of all the months in a year August is the one with the most rain while February is the month with the least amount of precipitation. The vista of pretty Cerro Picacho near Romero Lake is magnificent; on a good day you can take a hike along the West Fork Angostura Trail.
This lake is so wonderful. The Divide Trail is a glorious hiking trail
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| | in the neighborhood of Romero Lake, and Huero Lake is a nearby lake that you could stop by. Romero Lake is one of the lakes here in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains. Summertime brings highs in the 80's to Romero Lake while nighttime lows are typically in the 50's. High temperatures during the winter are normally in the 30's; after the sun is down during the winter temperatures at Romero Lake descend into the 0's.
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the Sangre De Cristo Mountains. Stay the night at Upper La Junta Campground; after a long day outdoors Angel Fire Resort is a great place to spend a night or two. Not enough hours in a day to enjoy the Sangre De Cristo Mountains.
Near Romero Lake you hit upon the North End Trail which is a brilliant hiking trail, and if you need a place to stay Taos - Days Inn is a great choice. You'll meet a lot of folks from Taos here, and do go to Las Lagunas, it's a gorgeous
lake.
This lake is so wonderful. There's no such thing as a bad day of skiing at nearby Taos; pleasant skiing awaits you at Sipapu Ski. Just can't get enough of Romero Lake. There's so much to do here at Romero Lake that you need
to camp here for a while, Duran Canyon Campground is a nice site for that, and Loring Spring is a wonderful local attraction.
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Coordinates:
Latitude: 36.1325
Longitude: -105.4239
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| | Ski Areas Near Romero Lake:
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Sipapu Ski, New Mexico, 9 miles away
1055 vertical feet |
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Taos, New Mexico, 19 miles away
2612 vertical feet |
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Angel Fire, New Mexico, 19 miles away
2077 vertical feet |
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Agua Piedra Campground
 | This is a unique isolated but well connected campground. The camping options are for tents to recreation trailers with hook ups. The access to the trails up the angostura to serpent lake and on to jicarita peak in the Pecos Wilderness make this a treasured location.... |
Sipapu Ski
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Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort is New Mexico's fastest growing ski resort. Located just 20 miles southeast of Taos and two hours north of Albuquerque, Sipapu offers family-friendly, family fun to all levels of skiers and snowboarders. Family-owned and operated since 1952, Sipapu is home to New Mexico's longest ski season and the best deals in the Rockies. The resort is surrounded by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Carson National Forest, and features over 40 trails, four lifts and two terrain parks. On-site amenities include slope-side lodging, a full-service ski shop, ski school and gourmet home cooking at the Riverside Caf‚.
Visit our website at www.SipapuNM.com for the best deals in the Rockies, including our most popular offer: buy one $39 lift ticket, and stay for FREE!... |
Devisadero Peak Loop Trail
 | 16 miles away
Great trail good workout. Steep and single track make it challenging but fun.... |
Talpa Reservoir
 | 16 miles away
Hi. My name is Sarah Adkison. I am trying to decide whether I should bring my recreational kayak to Taos, when i move there in a few weeks. Is this reservoir a beautiful place to boat? Thanks, Sarah sarahvoyager@yahoo.com... |
Taos
| 18 miles away
...can escape into the ancient cultures of the Southwest or explore the side of a vast mountain that has been opened up for skiing and snowboarding, but not tamed. Taos combines the warm ambiance of a small European-style village nestled at the base of a great mountain, a superb ski school and an ambiance founded on the classic pleasures of skiing and snowboarding. Taos blends its high elevation and arid desert climate to provide skiers with the perfect conditions; light dry snow and bright sunshine. From the
famed steeps to gentle bowls, Taos' terrain appeals to the super-expert and the beginner alike. With a peak elevation of 11,819 feet, a base of 9,207 feet and 1,294 acres of ski trails, Taos offers varied and challenging terrain to delight skiers of all abilities.
One of Taos' most enduring ski traditions is the steep skiing off The Ridge. This requires a hike of anywhere from 10 minutes to one hour to get to these ''extreme, double-diamond'' runs. The reward is the best ''steep and deep'' skiing in America and a chance to experience off piste skiing. While many
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Bandelier National Monument
 | 60 miles away
It's not in the San Juan Mountains.... |
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17 miles away
18 miles away
