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Learn more about Taos!
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Maps, Ideas, Calendars and More. A wealth of information to help you prepare for your trip to Taos.
www.taosvacationguide.com; www.taosnews.com
Enchanted Circle. You can explore the Enchanted Circle even if you leave your car at home. Check out the special rental car services listed below with free pick up at the Taos Express station upon your arrival in Taos, and explore the Enchanted Circle at its dedicated Web site.
www.enchantedcircle.org
Taos Lodging. Taos lodging information and specials, with benefits for Taos Express riders that include reserved shuttle seats, station pick up and more.
www.taosvacationguide.com
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Getting Around Taos
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Taos In-Town Shuttle. Get a free weekend transfer pass for The Town of Taos Chile Line Public Transportation Service when you ride the Taos Express. View locations of Chile Line stops (one is within an easy walk of the Taos Express stop in Taos) as well as the schedule.
http://www.taosgov.com/transportation/chile-line.php; 575.751.4459. For a map of Taos click here.
Commuting Between Taos and Espanola. North Central Regional Transportation District (NCRTD) provides weekday commuter transportation between Taos area and Espanola.
www.ncrtd.org; 866.206.0754
Charters and Shuttles/Albuquerque Sunport and Taos. Options for private charters and shuttle services between Albuquerque Sunport and the Taos area.
Twin Hearts Express & Shuttle: 575.751.1201
My Morning Star Express Shuttle: www.mymorningstarexpress.com; 575.377.2507
Private Charters. For private charter service in the Taos area, please contact Faust's Transportation. 575.758-3410
Cottam-Walker Ford Car Rental. Provides free pick up at the Taos Express Shuttle stop in Taos to customers with a reservation. 1320 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Taos; 575.770.8759
Enterprise Rent-A-Car. 1350 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Taos; 575.758.5553
Bring Your Bike. Bike racks are available on the Taos Express, in addition to the NMRR trains, so come on up and explore Taos via pedal-power. Gearing Up Bicycle Shop in Taos can assist with all sorts of area info and tips.
www.gearingupbikes.com
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Getting Around Santa Fe
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Public Transportation. Local Taoseños or day-trippers going south and connecting to the New Mexico Rail Runner can find sample itineraries and connections.
Santa Fe: www.santafenm.gov/index.asp?nid=498
Alberquerque: www.cabq.gov/transit
Railyard Historic District. For information on the Santa Fe Railyard District (on Guadalupe) and free shuttle pick-up for the Historic District.
www.railyardsantafe.com/rails-and-trails.php
Trip Planning and Lodging. Trip planning information for the New Mexico Rail Runner, including lodging specials.
www.nmrailrunner.com
For more Santa Fe area trip planning, travelers can contact the Santa Fe Transit Call Center, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays at (505) 955-2001, or email santafetrails@santafenm.gov. The most updated schedule for Santa Fe Trails available here and Santa Fe Ride available here.
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Getting Around Albuquerque
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| For highlighted Albuquerque Transportation connections with the NMRR, including the International Sunport Airport Express Buses, museums, historic destinations, hospitals, state office and mall connections, go to http://www.nmrailrunner.com/parking.asp or http://www.cabq.gov/transit. |
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