Snow in Mexico? Don't Be Ridiculous... (But Seriously, It Exists)
Mexico has snow, the real deal. Mountains higher than your ambition, volcanoes that could swallow you whole, and skiing that'll make you weep with joy (or fear). Pack your thermals, grab some tequila, and don't be a bloody idiot.
Mexico. Land of tacos, tequila, and… blizzards? Come off it. You’d sooner find a vegan at a bullfight. But, much like finding a decent bottle of Rioja at a caravan park, occasionally the unexpected happens. Turns out, Mexico, aside from being a fantastic place to escape the dreary winter for some actual sunshine, also boasts some rather surprising snowy peaks. Who knew? Certainly not me.
Now, before you rush off packing your skis and salopettes, picturing yourself carving down majestic slopes whilst sipping a margarita (don't try this, it’s a recipe for disaster, both on and off the piste), let's get one thing straight. This isn't the Alps. You won’t find charming chalets serving fondue. You’re more likely to find a bloke selling dodgy churros. But, if you’re looking for a unique skiing experience, something a bit… different, then Mexico might just be your ticket.
