Taos, New Mexico is often ideal for families who love the outdoors, with the Wild Earth Llama Adventures being just one attraction. Visitors can lead a llama, and have it carry their belongings, during a hike with a tour guide through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The same mountain range is the site of Taos Snowshoe Adventures, which allows the young and the old to learn about the wildlife and history of the area during their snowshoe tour. Kids can increase their knowledge of Native Americans by getting a firsthand look at the Taos Pueblo, a village built by the Pueblo tribe in the 1350s. A look at history is also possible when families check out indoor attractions, such as the Governor Bent House and Museum, the artifact-filled home of the first governor of New Mexico in the 19th century.
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