Amazing experience here. Helpful, friendly staff. Good quality equipment, some of which was brand…read morenew. Try the blades if you're bad at skiing like me! Seemed to be a great value per day. Also got some really cute inexpensive goggles, good selection of gear here for rent and purchase.

Absolutely incredible experience. I rented the women's Never Summer board and it was hands-down the…read morebest board I've ever ridden. The ride was smooth, stable, and responsive in all conditions, perfect on groomers and amazing through variations of terrain. The shop staff were super helpful and made sure I was set up with the right size and bindings. Overall great customer service and very attentive! Definitely recommend!

We have rented from them two seasons in a row. We tried a spot about a block down and they were…read morefine, but the customer service at All Seasons is Top Notch! Mr. Burger was so friendly and helpful. Quality rentals that are comfortable all day. The shop is well Stocked with anything you could need, from bathing suits to ski gear and jewelry and collectibles. They have it all. Would highly recommend!

A superb place to rent ski and board equipment. High quality gear and very knowledgeable staff that…read moreensures you get the right stuff. The prices are great as well. Very easy to walk from their to the Red River slopes

These guys are awesome! EZRA was super helpful with my situation. Solved my strap issue with…read morehonesty and super affordable. They had a sell going on. Which was super nice. They are the most affordable option in Angel fire! Thank you again Ezra!

This is our 2nd year renting from Trailhead. Everyone is so helpful, kind and friendly. Renting our…read moregear was 10/10 experience.

We recently visited Taos Ski Valley and while we did have fun, I want to share an honest review…read morefrom the perspective of a family traveling with accessibility needs. Positives first: There is handicapped parking available, the staff across the village was consistently kind and willing to help, and there are so many fun activities for kids sledding, snowboarding, ice skating, and the Gondolita was such a cute, fun little ride the kids absolutely loved. The food was great, the drinks were amazing, and overall it can be a wonderful family experience. I also want to give a huge shoutout to Felipe at Taos Guest Services/Ticketing. He was incredibly kind, patient, helpful, and truly went above and beyond for us. When you're already navigating a challenging situation, people like him make all the difference and we truly appreciated him. However, accessibility is a serious issue here and needs attention. The area is not ADA-friendly at all. Most shops have steps with no ramps, doorways are too narrow for wheelchairs, and many restaurants are extremely cramped with very little space to move through. The only elevator we could find was inside The Blake Hotel, and although staff eventually understood, it was uncomfortable having to justify using the elevator simply to access the lower level like everyone else. The "handicapped parking" area is also on a slope, which makes it difficult and unsafe for wheelchairs or mobility-restricted guests. The shuttles have such small clearance that even my stroller couldn't fully board, so we had to physically hold it while it hung on a step. A designated lounge or viewing area for guests who cannot ski would have made a huge difference especially ADA-accessible viewing spots for skiing and sledding so disabled guests can still comfortably enjoy watching family and friends. Constructively, I strongly recommend clearly marking ADA-only viewing areas so they remain available for people with both visible and invisible disabilities. We still made beautiful memories, but navigating the area was unnecessarily difficult for what is promoted as a family-friendly destination. I would absolutely return, because we did enjoy it but the ADA accessibility truly needs to be re-evaluated and improved. One helpful tip for future visitors: If you need ski or snowboard rentals, check out Taos Pueblo Sur, as their pricing is much more affordable. Things can get pricey VERY quickly in the main area.

Review from folks who are used to Colorado skiing: Taos ski valley is way less crowded, commercial,…read moreor trendy. Good ole fashioned skiing. Some of the hotels/lodging on the mountain are lovely but we didn't stay there due to higher cost. We stayed in El Prado, about a 30 minute drive, however, it's a beautiful drive. Of course, we wish there had been more snow but that's the case everywhere out west in December-January 2025-2026 or so it seems. Either way, the consensus from our party was that we would return here to ski again.

Great fun snowboarding at Ski Santa Fe! Lots of runs and it was snowing too when we were there…read more It was quite crowded during the holidays though, so lift wait times were long.

I had never been to Ski Santa Fe before but enrolled my child in the Adaptive Sports Program for…read moresnowboarding here. Everything was fantastic. Each week they had a rental ready for him, ASP has their own little check in spot, and the lessons were fantastic. Considering how little snow we got this season they managed to have a great season and make snow.

Very good price and the workers were extremely helpful and nice. Ski and Snowboard boots fit…read moreperfect and it was a lot of fun. They had a huge selection of stuff to get along with some souvenirs.

We rented equipment from Wild Bill's for two days and were happy with the equipment. His prices…read morewere competitive to the other local rentals and the shop was conveniently located a block from the Lift House.

I am a beginner skier, so I rely on those who know about skiing for help. These guys were VERY…read morehelpful and nice, too. I liked that they explained how skis fit differently for different level skiers. The last set I had from a different place were too long and I had a really hard time turning. But thanks to these guys, I had the BEST ski day. They stored our boots for us in an open cubby. Lockers were right around the corner so it wasn't too far of a walk. Very convenient especially when you're ready to hit the slopes! We will definitely be using them again! Thank you for making our trip memorable.

We have rented at Terry Sports in Steamboat Springs, CO and have had great results. However, I do…read morenot recommend renting from them in Taos, NM. Unprofessional Employees Misleading Rental Fees Old broke down liners in the boots Contacted corporate in steamboat with no results The employees are unprofessional. The lady that appeared to be the manager was yelling and screaming at the other employees in front of customers. She was threatening to fire them while they were helping customers. The rental fees are misleading. If you search you will see that they are the cheapest on the Internet. Once, you get to the store you find out that your $23 per day ends up being $33 per day to get comparable rentals to other stores. The boots had very little padding and were the worst I've rented in the past 10 years. The boots that actually had footbeds would not stay in place in the boots. They were wet when we got them and smelt disgusting. We contacted corporate to let them know the condition of their management and employees along with rental costs. The employees that we spoke with said he would talk with the VP over rentals about what we were charged and call us the next day. It's been 3 days and haven't heard anything. Rent at your own risk!!! We have found a couple of options we will rent from next time in Taos and Terry Sports is not one.

Located right on the Square. This is a must stop for outdoor equipment. Well I did not buy…read moreanything. They have an excellent selection of all things outdoors almost a mini REI. New Mexico is a place to hike and you will find your equipment here friendly knowledgeable staff, and doing a quick scan of prices fairly priced.

I purchased a pair of Merrell Moab 2 hiking boots on 07/03/2020. When I arrived the clerk indicated…read morethey didn't have a pair and tried to sell me another brand. I spotted a pair in their display and pointed it out. He retrieved the box and left. I tried on the boots and they seemed fine. I asked the clerk about the price because they were $20 over the Merrells website and $40 over some online retailers. He said they only sold at Merrell retail. Untrue. I had a problem 3 days later with the inside-right toe cap rubbing my 2 right baby toes raw. I returned thinking they would take care of their customer. The rude manager pointed out I'd worn them and he would do nothing. No offer to inspect and possibly repair the issue. If in Taos do your self a favor and either order online or drive to Santa Fe or Albuquerque.