Arroyo Seco - Vue sur le village
New Mexico, United States β 12 km
Taos
πΊπΈ New Mexico Β· United States β Altitude 3797 m
This live camera looks toward the mountain terrain above Taos, New Mexico, a high-desert town at nearly 3,800 metres. Watch current conditions on the slopes and in the surrounding landscape before deciding on a trip or checking how the day is developing.
Taos sits in northern New Mexico on a high plateau at the edge of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. The town is known for its adobe architecture, its long history of artists and writers, and the deep gorge of the Rio Grande nearby. The surrounding landscape mixes pine forest, open sagebrush and sharp mountain ridges, and the light across the valley changes noticeably through the day.
The camera is set on a mountain-category view, so it is aimed at the upper terrain rather than the town streets. Winter brings snow to the ridges and is the most popular time to check conditions. Late afternoon often gives the warmest light on the peaks, while morning frequently shows clear skies before clouds build over the mountains in summer.
Taos has a dry, sunny climate with large temperature swings between day and night, especially at this altitude. Summers are warm and pleasant, while winters are cold and snowy. Red River and Angel Fire Resort, both listed among nearby cameras, are within easy driving distance and offer additional views of the mountain region.
Source: Ski Taos
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Taos are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated alongside the camera view.
The local time for Taos is displayed on this page next to the live player, so you can see whether it is daylight or evening there.
The camera is located in Taos, New Mexico, at roughly 36.58 degrees north and 105.46 degrees west, and the map on this page marks its position.
Winter gives the clearest view of snow on the ridges, while late afternoon light is often the most attractive across the peaks in any season.
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