For those with a sweet tooth, Taos Cow is the perfect stop for dessert in Arroyo Seco. This local creamery not only serves delicious, house-made ice creams that rotate with the seasons, but they also incorporate local ingredients like piñon nuts and fresh berries into their flavors. The blend of traditional recipes with innovative creations gives this dessert destination an edge, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in a tasty treat after a day of outdoor adventuring.

Taos Cow has always used natural and local ingredients in their ice cream, and boy does it make a difference!. Their unique flavors, like pistachio white chocolate and chocolate Rio Grande, simply cannot be missed!. If you have room for seconds (which you always should), visit Chokolá Bean to Bar―a small-batch, organic, bean-to-bar chocolate maker in the heart of downtown.

The village of Arroyo Seco is fun to check out on your trip to Taos and you can grab a quick fresh lunch at the famous Taos Cow or New Mexican fare at Abe’s. What better way to cap of a lovely day in the high country than with a green chile cheeseburger and a cold local beer from 5 Star burgers. Their happy hour is legendary and the menu has something for everyone!.

Tucked in the foothills of Taos Mountain is the fabled Taos Cow Ice Cream. Since 1993, Taos Cow has made rBGH-free ice cream in flavors like Holy Mole, Piñon Caramel, Lavender, and Cherry Ristra–all super creamy and super delicious. While you can also get your Taos Cow fix at the plaza, beautiful Arroyo Seco is definitely worth a visit (or two or three).

For a sweet treat, make your way to Taos Cow, where every ingredient — from the dairy to the lavender — is sourced from nearby farms. You’ll find traditional ice cream flavors here, but it’s worth trying one of their Southwestern-inspired creations, like the Mexican Chocolate, Piñon Caramel, or Chocolate Rio Grande. JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock

If you're passing through Arroyo Seco, be sure to visit Taos Cow, a lively cafe serving tasty deli sandwiches and iconic house-made ice cream (pinon-caramel is a favorite flavor). It's the perfect spot to soak up local flavors, people-watch, and enjoy the magnificent views of the high desert and soaring peaks that surround Taos.

Ski Taos, situated at the end of a narrow canyon at the base of Wheeler Peak (the state’s highest peak), is a small resort with a striking new hotel, The Blake, that offers a welcoming lodging experience and sophisticated onsite dining at 192 At The Blake. Enjoy seasonal outdoor pleasures like winter skiing and summer hiking.

Taos Cow: Main location located in Arroyo Seco, between Taos and Taos Ski Valley, NEW location in Taos in the Anglada’s Building. This walk up spot is worth the short drive for delicious, all natural, rBGH free, super-premium ice cream!. They make the best southwestern inspired flavors, plus traditional favorites.

Taos Cow - Outside of Taos in Arroyo Seco is a little roadside ice cream stand called Taos Cow. One afternoon, we were craving something sweet and got wind of their piñon ice cream. They offer other items like bagels and sandwiches, but everyone we saw (and it was packed) was there for the ice cream.

Taos Cow is a perfect place if you’re looking for local flavors of ice cream like Piñon Caramel, Mexican Chocolate, or Chocolate Rio Grande. It’s also a great place to enjoy breakfast with some huevos rancheros or some smothered burritos. Or enjoy the Toas Cow Roast – simply delicious!

If you're in the mood to explore more of New Mexico, take the day to learn more about the area, view the stunning high desert landscape, breath in the mountain highs, explore historical sights, pueblos, and more. Here are few day trips from Taos.

Taos Cow: If there’s one reason to visit the neighboring town of Arroyo Seco, it’s the ice cream. Taos Cow has made a name for themselves with their fresh, artisanal homemade ice cream… And boy is it good!. So good, we had it for lunch!.

• Taos Cow is a local ice cream store that uses hormone-free milk and cream and local ingredients. Stop in for unique New Mexican flavors like piñon caramel, cinnamon and Rio Grande chocolate.

We love finding a local and homemade Ice Cream spot and this one did not disappoint. One of the best ones we have found!. Can’t go wrong with any flavor and the scenery is cool too.

Check out Taos Cow for great ice cream, coffee, breakfasts and sandwiches. Next door, Abes Cocina y Cantina sells tasty tamales made from hand-ground corn.