RIP the St. Bernard. I was happy to finally spend a few nights there recently, pre pandemic, and it was pretty cool. So much history. Highly recommend that, if you haven't been to Taos, get there this year or next, because the most valuable asset, the employees who have been there for 30-40 years are literally dying off, and those are the people you want to experience on and off the slopes.
RIP the St. Bernard. I was happy to finally spend a few nights there recently, pre pandemic, and it was pretty cool. So much history. Highly recommend that, if you haven't been to Taos, get there this year or next, because the most valuable asset, the employees who have been there for 30-40 years are literally dying off, and those are the people you want to experience on and off the slopes.