Travel from Alamosa, Colorado to Taos, New Mexico

We drove our coach 97 miles, about 2 hour of driving, from Alamosa, Colorado to Taos, New Mexico.

The map route, heading south:

Map route

Goodbye sand dunes:

Sand dunes

Passing through Blanca:

Blanca

Blanca

A short skoolie:

Skoolie

San Luis:

San Luis

San Luis

Their claim to fame is the oldest continuously occupied town in Colorado, which they declare on a hillside:

San Luis

This journey was rather rainy:

Windshield wipers

Horses open range:

Horses open range

An interesting trailer:

Interesting trailer

Welcome to New Mexico:

Welcome to New Mexico

A lunch stop in a wide area on the side of the road; I look for such places when planning the trip, if I can’t find proper rest areas (I’ll do a post about trip planning sometime soonish):

Lunch stop

Lunch stop

Paladin on the back of the driver chair during the lunch stop:

Paladin

Paladin

Paladin

Onward in the rain:

Rainy

Our destination was in Taos, an interesting town with lots of adobe-style buildings, founded in 1615. We might want to explore it some more in the future:

Taos

Taos

Taos

Taos

Our destination:

Our destination

The office (looks rather KOA-like):

Office

Our tow bar, with the lights on:

Tow bar