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LANGUAGE NOTE: This meeting will be conducted in English.
Activities and Services
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Not a skier?
Downtown Taos is a shuttle or rental car ride away from The Sagebrush Inn. Downtown you will find unique shops, great local cuisine, book stores and lots of history.
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Suggestion: Use the message board at the meeting to find other conferees interested in additional activities (skiing, snowboarding, hiking, cross country skiing, shopping and sight seeing, etc.) by posting your contact information and activity of interest. Check the message board at the meeting.
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Taos Ski Area is 40 minutes from Taos. A free shuttle will be provided for your convenience. Taos Ski Area closes in April. Meetings held in Taos in April will NOT have skiing available. |
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Discount Lift Tickets: 2010 full day lift ticket for Taos Ski Area will be $62 full day and $55 half day US. Half day tickets start at 1030am for Keystone Symposia attendees and their families. Show your badge for discount.
Keystone Symposia provides shuttle transportation to Taos Ski Valley.
Enchanted Forest offers cross country skiing for those conferees who have their own vehicle. Conferees can receive lift ticket discounts for family members. Conferees should ask at the Keystone Symposia desk for details.
Tickets prices are subject to change.
Ski storage/lockers: Skis can be stored in guest rooms at The Sagebrush Inn. Taos Ski Valley closes in April
Equipment rentals: Discounts rentals prices are available at Taos Ski Valley. There are various discounts on rental packages starting at $27 for an adult sport package. Show your badge for rental discounts. Taos Ski Valley closes in April
Ski Area Notes: Driving to Taos Ski Valley takes about 45 minutes to an hour. Taos Ski Valley closes in April.
Ski Area Website: www.skitaos.org
Ski Area Website (2): http://www.angelfireresort.com/winter/
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Taos Ski Area now allows snowboarding and is 40 minutes from Taos. A free shuttle will be provided for your convenience. Taos Ski Area closes in April. Meetings held in Taos in April will NOT have skiing available. |
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Guided Snowshoe Trips in New Mexico's Pristine Wilderness!
Join Taos Snowshoe Adventures for an unforgettable journey into New Mexico's majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains, near Taos and Santa Fe. Enjoy the freedom of winter touring on a pair of lightweight and versatile snowshowshoes! Visit www.snowshoetaos.com or call (800) 758-5262 for more information.
Enchanted Forest is New Mexico's largest full-service cross country ski, and snowshoe area, offering 33km of trails groomed for both classic and feestyle skiing and 15 km devoted to snowshoes. Located just 3 miles east of Red River, NM on the Carson National Forest, Enchanged Forest offers the best of all worlds - stunning mountain vistas and meandering forest trails which give a back country feel in a groomed, patrolled area. For more information visit www.enchantedforestxc.com
Snowshoeing is weather dependant. More info... |
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Enchanted Forest is New Mexico's largest full-service cross country ski, and snowshoe area, offering 33km of trails groomed for both classic and feestyle skiing and 15 km devoted to snowshoes. Located just 3 miles east of Red River, NM on the Carson National Forest, Enchanged Forest offers the best of all worlds - stunning mountain vistas and meandering forest trails which give a back country feel in a groomed, patrolled area.
For more information visit www.enchantedforestxc.com More info... |
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Hiking trails at the Rio Grande Bridge or the mountains below the ski area are quickly reached by private car. Rent a vehicle in town for further exploration of the Taos area. |
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Tours for Keystone Symposia attendees: Sagebrush Inn creates small tours for the Keystone Symposia conferees. These tours are conducted by long time locals with a great love of the area.
Sign ups are available at the meeting. Fees will vary but will include transportation. Lunch will be an extra cost.
Here are some examples:
- Hike and Wine
Brisk walk on the high desert, sights include Petrogylphs. Then a brief stop at local wineries for some wine tasting. Tennis Shoes are sufficient but don't forget your winter coats, hats and gloves.
- Tour of Taos
Take a tour of one of the oldest inhabited Indian Pueblo, then travel to the Gorge Bridge, and the Millicent Roger's Museum. A gem of southwest artifacts. Also includes stops at various galleries and shops on the way.
- Bandelier National Monument and Bradbury Museum Visit an ancient civilization that occupied the Southwest 10,000 to 12,000 years ago. Then travel onto the Museum that has approximately 40 interactive exhibits that trace the history of the WWII Manhattan Project, highlight the Laboratory's current and historic research projects related to defense and technology, and focus on laboratory research related to national and international economic, environmental, political, and social concerns. Don't forget your winter coats, hats, boots and gloves.
All tours are subject to change. Inquire at the meeting for more information.
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Several fitness centers in the area provide full size pools and weight equipment. Ask the front desk for suggestions. |
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Several centers in the area provide full fitness facilities for a nominal fee. Ask the front desk for suggestions. |
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Taos has many options for spas, ask the front desk for suggestions. |
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The library in downtown Taos offers Internet facilities. |
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Taos has many galleries for all types of tastes. |
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| Live music |
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There is live local music played at the Sagebrush Inn on selected nights. Call ahead for details. |
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Many dining options are available in Taos. Try the unique local flavors. Some suggestions are Orlando's, Lambert's, Apple Tree and Bent Street Deli. |
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Grocery stores or markets are a great place to purchase snacks for your room to help save money. Cheese, crackers, fruit and drinks keep well in the room. Some rooms may have mini refrigerators. Call the resort before your arrival to find out if one is available.
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 | NOTE: Included in your registration fee will be: buffet breakfast (each day of the meeting except departure day) coffee breaks, and social hour with light snacks during poster sessions. The Sagebrush Inn does provide heavy snacks during the evening social hour. Social Hour is provided to give conferees an opportunity to socialize, have a light snack and participate in the poster session. Limited seating is available.
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A limited number of complimentary computers will be available for checking e-mail. Computers are also available at the Business Center for a fee. |
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Wireless Network is available in the Conference Center lobby. Equipment must be compatible. Charges apply.
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To send or receive faxes, call the front desk and verify fax number. Faxes can then be picked up or sent from the hotel front desk. |
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A printer is available in the business center. Charges apply. |
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For all medical emergencies call the front desk of your hotel or 911. These numbers are for your convenience and not in place of 911 services. |
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There are several pharmacies in downtown Taos. More info... |
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Medical service personnel are available in Taos. If you feel you need medical attention please call the front desk for help.
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Medical service personnel are available in Taos. If you feel you need medical attention please call the front desk for help.
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DISCLAIMER: The above information is provided as a courtesy to our conferees and is subject to change without notice.
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