Wilderness Lodge Sitting below New Mexico's two highest peaks, Kachina and Wheeler, this private cabin offers the ultimate in eclectic stylish mountain experience. The home has 5 bedrooms, totaling 4 king beds, 1 queen bed and 2 twin bunk beds over one of the 4 King beds. One bathroom offers a steam shower, and there is a wood-burning stove in the living area. At the very top of Taos Ski Valley, the Wilderness Lodge at Kachina Peak is the highest private residence and accommodation in the state sitting at 10,200 feet. Designed by acclaimed hotel designer Alexandra Champalimaud, Wilderness Lodge is decorated with an eclectic and stylish array of furnishings from Europe and Africa. Inspired by the look and feel of the old mining cabins which once dotted this wild western landscape, the rustic exterior is made from 150 year old reclaimed timbers and siding sourced from a shed once owned by the Winchester Rifle Company in Massachusetts. Note: A vehicle with four-wheel drive and snow tires or chains is MANDATORY to get to Wilderness Lodge in the winter as it is located at 10,200 ft above sea level at the top of a VERY steep driveway in a high alpine environment. Please be advised that this home does not have air conditioning. In order to book this property, please submit an inquiry and one of our amazing local staff members will reach out to speak with you shortly, A mountain destination with a desert soul, Taos Ski Valley attracts outdoors enthusiasts to its high-altitude slopes with breathtaking views, tree-lined pistes, an award-winning ski school, and a fiercely independent spirit built on warm, friendly Southwestern hospitality. Our Taos vacation rentals embrace the destinations eclectic flavor with contemporary log cabins nestled on the slopes, cozy condos and cottages a short walk from the base, and classic adobe homes with desert views a 20-minute drive from the mountain. Our team of passionate Taos Valley locals remain at your service throughout your stay to share their favorite tree runs and family-friendly terrain, mountain biking trails and scenic hiking routes. Theyll also connect you to recommended guides for off-mountain adventures, including hot air ballooning, whitewater rafting or visiting Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Centre. N/A