Getting to New Mexico's Rocky Mountain resorts is as easy as flying into Albuquerque International Sunport, which is serviced by all of the country's major air carriers, or driving and seeng some of the country's most incredible Rocky Mountain scenery.

Getting to New Mexico's Rocky Mountain resorts is as easy as flying into Albuquerque International Sunport, which is serviced by all of the country's major air carriers, or driving and seeing some of the country's most incredible Rocky Mountain scenery. The El Paso Airport is the closest gateway to the Southern part of the state. If you fly to New Mexico, renting a car is the most popular way of moving around our Rocky Mountain ski country, although using one of the shuttle services is a convenient alternative.

All of the state's areas either offer lodging at the base of the resort or shuttle service to and from the slopes.

From Albuquerque the distances to the ski areas are as follows:

From the El Paso Airport it is 130 miles to Ski Apache.

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