Ski Resorts in North Eastern Mexico (living, beaches, top, climate)

[john gunn]

Are there any Mexican ski resorts, or even just towns that get more than 40 in of snow, within 2hrs of El Paso, Texas?

Apologies if this sounds a stupid question - I'm currently living in London so my knowledge of NE Mexico's climate is next to non-existent.

[Steve Bagu]

I have a letter... with the letter head of Buckingham Palace on top sent to us from a former Lady-In-Waiting for Princess Di. Would L Bering be able to tell me how much snow the Palace has each year?.

[ChrisC]

Bosques de Monterreal

[el_inombrable]

There´s not sky resorts in Mexico.

Monterreal in the coahuila state has an artificial sky track, tough.

[alxtronics]

But is like a 12 hour drive from El Paso.

[john gunn]

I have a letter... with the letter head of Buckingham Palace on top sent to us from a former Lady-In-Waiting for Princess Di. Would L Bering be able to tell me how much snow the Palace has each year?.

Eh?? I'm only asking about ski resorts in Northeastern Mexico because I'm thinking about moving from London to El Paso in the near future.

[el_inombrable]

SkyResort near El Paso you can try Ruidoso NM or Taos NM in USA.

Regards!

[HookTheBrotherUp]

Originally Posted by john gunn

Eh?? I'm only asking about ski resorts in Northeastern Mexico because I'm thinking about moving from London to El Paso in the near future.

As already stated, Mexico has zero ski resorts, 'not a sport there, but not much snow there is the real reason; plus Mexico is known for it's beaches for the most part.

However, there is some skiing available a few hours north of El Paso by car, or of course, excellent ski resorts via flights from El Paso that are not too expensive, especially for you coming from the UK. With a flight, the options are almost unlimited.