NM-032 Taos Canyon

Marker text: TAOS CANYON

In 1692, after having been driven from New Mexico by the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, the Spanish began to re-establish their rule. In one of the last battles of the reconquest, in September 1696, Governor Diego de Vargas defeated the Indians of Taos Pueblo at nearby Taos Canyon.

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Location: US Hwy 64, east of NM Rt 585, east of Taos, Taos County, New Mexico

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