easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for travelers with basic mobility and average fitness; mostly leisurely walking on flat terrain.
Experience Taos like never before on a private walking tour that combines local artisan culture with exquisite chocolate tastings. Discover the town’s creative spirit and sweet treats on this exclusive adventure.
3 Hours • Immerse yourself in Taos’ eclectic artistic community!
Offered Year-Round
3 Hours
Experience Taos’ inspiring and artistic spirit while investigating the city center’s rich artistic history. Weaving through winding alleyways and backstreets, explore the local art scene and engage with local craftspeople as they create their inspired artwork, share their stories and connect you to our rich tapestry of Taos artisan soul. Finish at Chokola Bean to Bar for organic, small-batch, exquisitely crafted chocolate to savor a chocolate elixir.
Meet at Heritage Inspirations Travel Hub located inside El Monte Sagrado Resort, 317 Kit Carson Road.
For Thursday & Saturday Tours we meet in the lobby at El Monte Sagrado Resort at 10am finishing at 1pm • For Fridays Tour we meet in the lobby at El Monte Sagrado Resort at 2pm finishing at 5pm
Your tour will finish with a delicious chocolate elixir at Chokola Bean to Bar inclusive in your tour.
Though the Artist Tour will mostly be inside, at high elevations and in a dry climate, proper hydration and sun protection is a necessity. New Mexico weather can also change without much notice. We recommend bringing:
Please note that tours need a minimum of two individuals to operate. If there are not two individuals booked, we may need to reschedule you for a different time. Please contact Heritage Inspirations for more information
The tour involves walking on uneven sidewalks and some cobblestone streets, so supportive shoes are essential.
Carry a reusable water bottle, especially in warmer months, as chips or chocolate tastings can make you thirsty.
You’ll likely find unique artisan goods and chocolates you'd love to buy along the way, so having a tote or small backpack is helpful.
Inform your guide before the tour if you have dietary restrictions or allergies to ensure your chocolate tasting is safe and enjoyable.
Taos has a rich cultural heritage rooted in its Pueblo community and an artistic legacy dating back to early 20th-century painters and craftspeople.
Local artisans often use sustainable materials and traditional methods designed to minimize environmental impact, supporting preservation of Taos' natural and cultural landscape.
Provides foot support and comfort for walking through historic streets and uneven sidewalks.
Staying hydrated is important during warmer weather and when enjoying chocolate tastings.
summer specific
Enables adaptation to temperature changes throughout the day, especially cool mornings and evenings.
fall specific
Useful for carrying any artisan purchases or extra gear comfortably during the tour.