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Small but functional, Los Alamos County Airport (LAM) is located in Los Alamos County, New Mexico. It's nestled in the Pajarito Plateau, and despite its modest size and limited flight options, it offers you a unique start to your holiday.
Although Los Alamos County Airport doesn’t house major rental car agencies on site, worry not, as there are several options in close proximity. With our convenient car rental service, you can quickly compare prices and pick the car that best suits your needs. You’ll find your ride ready and waiting when you land.
New to driving in the USA? Unlike the UK, petrol stations in the USA are not self service. Most are full service or mini service, meaning an attendant will help you fill up. Conveniently, there are several stations within a five-mile radius of the airport, so your journey can continue without interruption.
Driving in New Mexico will be quite different from what you're used to in the UK. Important differences include people driving on the right side of the road and mostly automatic transmission cars. Don't fret though, just remember to keep to your right.
From Los Alamos County Airport, you're just a short drive away from many of New Mexico's treasures. Why not take a leisurely drive to the nearby Bandelier National Monument or explore the entrancing landscapes of the Rio Grande Valley?
The local currency is the US dollar (USD). The exchange rate varies so it’s best to check before you go to ensure you understand the cost of living and can budget accordingly.
Unlike the unpredictable British weather, New Mexico boasts a sunny climate with around 300 sunny days annually. However, bear in mind, it’s a desert area too - it gets chilly at night and during the winter months.
Beyond Los Alamos, you'll find stunning cities such as Santa Fe and Albuquerque. The road network connects you seamlessly to these areas to extend your horizons.
Now, buckle up, roll the windows down and hit the road. Adventure awaits in New Mexico!