White Sands National Park Alamogordo New Mexico

White Sands National Park Alamogordo New Mexico - Ride along as I explore the White Sands National park. Near Alamogordo New Mexico. This massive sand dune area is covered in white-colored sand and gypsum mixture. hiking trails - visitor center and paved roads allow great access to the National Park
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[@JohnSmith-nj1cg]

KZbin’s algorithm is at it again. Alamogordian here, thanks for coming though and making the town look good 👍🏼

[@bobmartens1089]

Please never change your intro music! Brings back great memories.

[@janetedgar3336]

Yeah! Let's have a RVer TV/Russ papalooza potluck & have your blue grassy band play...that's What I'd call FUN !!!!

[@pattylaverentz22]

Thank you for sharing...this is the only way I'll ever see this.... Appreciate you...

[@skyebird3933]

Same here! Thank you, Russ. 😊

[@John-ue6vf]

On a full moon Sat night. White Sands is open late. It is just beautiful with noon shining on the white sand. If you get the chance take it in. You will not be sorry.

[@edgarplummer6750]

I love your first-person point-of-view style videos makes me feel like I'm their in person.

[@NBZW]

What intrigues me is the is how the plants grow in stages in order to remain on the surface. Really enjoyed the park.

[@richardduke9788]

No wind ! Always a good thing in the desert 🏜!

[@krimokarim1091]

It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. ❤

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

i look forward to them

[@steveblankenship5474]

When I was a kid in the late 50’s my dad worked at that AFB. I do remember one time when there was a crashed missile off the side of the road and soldiers were directing traffic to move on and not stop.

[@jesscarey7666]

Afternoon Russ! Thanks for another great video sir!

[@carltarajkowski5484]

Thanks for taking us along Russ!!

[@doingitwithnothing]

Great tour of White Sands

[@newlifeprop]

That was beautiful and with the blue skies amazing, thanks for sharing!❤️🦋

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

1:52 - "Gift shop and all that, don't need it" And now Russ is my spirit animal!

[@BryanG830]

Wow white sands is gorgeous.

[@joycebarnett5813]

The White Sands area was amazingly beautiful. I thought that the sand would be very soft. Thanks for taking me along. Stay safe and happy adventuring.

[@kimiastewart6293]

In March 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic, I was so lucky to be able to visit the most beautiful place in New Mexico, White Sands

[@thomascampbell1267]

Another great site and the Bucket list grows.

[@CactusAtlas]

Fantastic that they have the boardwalk to make things accessible for everyone. Walking in sand can be no joke! 😅

[@markb9347]

Beautiful place. yay

[@charlestait5303]

Russ, I just heard about Rain having surgery and some strokes! She has been so helpful and gone out of her way to help me with my questions. There is nothing I can do to help her from here in Florida but if you stop in at the Chamber please tell her I said a prayer for her! Thanks for all you do, Charles Tait

[@landerson1012]

You sure make a good spokesman for every place you visit. Very well meaningful!

[@skyebird3933]

Watching this on 7/11/2023. Cool looking area. It really does look like snow

[@Skidoo22]

On my trip through NM in 2018 I planned to camp inside White Sands. Turned up late afternoon and all campsites booked! The irony was, from my cheap motel room in Alamogordo, seeing the most violent lightning storm hit the White Sands area that same night.

[@candusochs8473]

We loved it there..peaceful....8 mile drive..

[@redc8783]

About 30 yrs ago I took my kids over here for “Space Camp” for a week they loved it. They talk a lot about the space museum so make sure you see it

[@bobinindiana]

In the 1950s, the White Sands National Park let you drive deep inside the sands where it was pure white high dunes and absolutely no vegetation. They had parking areas and washroom buildings like the one you photographed. They also had the shaded picnic tables.

[@Dancinbear1995]

I went there in the 60's and did that, us kids played king of the hill on the steep backsides where we could jump 40ft or more off the crests, it was all huge white dunes back there! We were from MN and my Grandparents lived in Alamogordo, it was Christmas time and we went up to Cloudcroft to play in the snow as well. Great memories!

[@bobinindiana]

@@Dancinbear1995 Cloudcroft was a tiny place in the 1950s and a real jewel. Aspen trees and green meadows and out of the desert heat.

[@kathrynboyles1513]

They still have all that I promise

[@bobinindiana]

@John Douma No, it wasn’t.

[@hirameberhardt8643]

My father was stationed at White Sands Missile site back in 57, and I have photos of me running down the white sand. 5 years old at the time, but we had to return to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri at the end of August.

[@ruthowens2640]

OMG Thank you a zillion times for this

[@wandasmith3568]

When I was eleven and my uncle was stationed at Ft. Bliss, he took us to White Sands. I remember the black bugs in the sand! Thanks for the memory.

[@MovieMakingMan]

When was your dad at Ft Bliss? I spent 2 years there. I loved exploring N Mexico & Arizona. I ‘surfed’ on White Sands dunes. That was fun.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

Yay, we were there 30 years ago

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

I was there 28 years ago. Would go back again if I could.

[@edmondlanceeastridge6039]

Hey Russ great video thanks for taking us along on the ride we were riding shotgun with RVTV the grandkids say hello travel well lance and family

[@sandyrodwick617]

We're so happy you enjoyed our area and the sites, but you did not go anywhere near the prettiest regions of White Sands... If you would have gone another mile into the Dunes loop, you would have been blown away! Untouched dunes (redone every night with breezes) and even more stunning views. It's simply a unique experience in our country!

[@gmaneis]

So true, Sandy. Wife and I lived in Alamo for 10 years, and I volunteered at the park 10 years ago. So much fun to work with great rangers and to tell visitors about the amazing sequence of natural processes needed to make the sand. The park quickly became my favorite, even though I've been to Rocky Mountain, Glacier, Yellowstone, and several others. As for Russ, well, he makes great videos, but sometimes doesn't immerse himself enough in places. He'll say stuff like, "This is definitely on my bucket list. Have to come back and check it out", when he needs to stop NOW and check it out. Waiting for his bucket list time may make it even harder to walk on those dunes! That being said, I do enjoy Russ' commentary and camera work. He gets a kick out of life, and is living his dream. More power to him.

[@terrywagner7551]

I was there in 1970 while I was stationed at Ft Bliss, El Paso. Looks like it built up quite a bit. Spent some time up the mountain in Ruidoso 👍

[@harrietmanuelito1703]

Thank you Ross, really do appreciate your videos.👍🏼💕

[@juliebradford2999]

Thanks for Sharing Russ! Have been there 2019! Stay Safe travels!

[@robertjean659]

Thanks for another video today, take care.

[@josephdaggett1837]

Thank you for the video 🤠. the flora and the Wild life come out at night...

[@warrenscorner]

It’s on my bucket list! Yay!

[@heatherjones4034]

Live 20 miles from it! Love that place.

[@ranchsailor721]

Like your videos. Thank you for droning. Enjoy your love of nature and flowers! You have become our Travel Guide! Blessings Gregg and Janice

[@MaryB-ps8lg]

The sands are beautiful. Really enjoyed the video.

[@denturetalkwithmargaret8483]

Thank you...I do enjoy your videos

[@wldsmke2]

Thank you for the ride.

[@ZahaA]

Another beautiful place and video. Thanks Russ 🚐

[@kathyhepler382]

I'VE never been to white sands Beautiful!!!!! Thank you!! Safe travels!!

[@Spaceman42069]

Hello from new Mexico! Enjoy our chilli and sativas for adventures!

[@TheModestMama]

Your channel is my new favorite channel! Love love love your videos!

[@markwood1705]

Enjoyed that little excursion. Thanks for the upload Russ

[@kennethstevenson5150]

Looks like our snow banks in northeastern Ohio. On my bucket like. Thanks.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

I was there in 1993 and did a tour of the Space Museum and the White Sands National Monument. It was a self-drive tour of the South West. While I was at the White Sands NM, the first thing I noticed was that the sand is not pure white. It's a kind of 'creamy' colour. However, in full sunlight, it does look white. And this shows up in Ross's video. It's actually almost 100 % Gypsum (Calcium Sulphate) I went all the way to the end loop of the road and did a walk-a-bout to an area where I was completely surrounded by pure sand. No vegetation. I had a small plastic container with me and even though you're not supposed to, I just couldn't resist the temptation. I filled up the container with the sand. I even found several small, very rough pale brownish Gypsum crystals and they are also with the sample as well. I still have the sample and it's a treasured souvenir of the trip. And you can see the 'creamy' colour of the sand.

[@TOTALLYRELAXED]

Hi Russ! I’m fascinated by watching a video of yours and discover I’ve been there during my trucking days! In fact I’ve traveled the same exact route YOU did in this video many times! Watching videos like this one will keep me patient until I can go full time soon! Thanks for the memories! Safe travels! ~Jim~

[@libmathis1007]

Great video again..beautiful...thank you.....

[@pailinj478]

Love the Whitesand Monument. Walked up to Space Museum a couple of times. Alamogordo is like my second home. Good video. Thank you.

[@hcrffi]

👍👍 Thanks. I need to get off the Interstate and travel more on the surface streets to see more beautiful places like Russ do.

[@MORES1971]

Thanks for sharing your great video 😊👍

[@panderson9561]

I have relatives in a place called Tinnie NM. It's between Ruidoso and Roswell. You had to have gone right by their place on your way to Roswell.

[@vector8310]

That shot at 1:34 is how I remember southern New Mexico.

[@carolyncolinhogarth8732]

Boy the world of Whites sands, and the land of gypsum, is pretty remarkable. Our countries and our nature is pretty miraculous. It looks like the land of snow, and yet is gypsum, so white and so beautiful. We have a land like that here in Canada, and we also have a land that looks that but is potash, which is used for fertilizer, so it is pretty remarkable what our Mother Earth produces....Thank you Russ, and a big wave to you from Colin and I as we travel with you on your route for holidays. We know that area is filled with tornado weather, so our prayers for your safety go with you from us. Please take care as we love the travel and to do it with you but it is not worth your life, if you run into a tornado...So stay safe Russ, for we all have to get together for a hug yet, but thank you for the travel, for we so appreciate you keeping us sane right now with travel while my husband heals....Bless you all in friendship, and Love from Canada, your friends forever. Stay safe everyone. Carolyn

[@feliciasafunnygirl2256]

Im in Roswell Russ. Imma be on lookout for ya! Stay safe

[@hannahsummer259]

Thanks. For. THe. Ride. A. Long. Russ. Be. Safe. Till. Next. Time. From. Oregon

[@mckennaduncan6052]

Great job Uncle Russ! Love ya!

[@Tony-um2el]

I was at White Sands in Oct. 2019 and it's still on my bucket list. I don't know what it is but I just loved the Park. The Space Museum was very well put together, it would have been worth the stop if it was open.

[@ExploringCanadaInfo]

From white snow to white sands!

[@simonemueller7693]

Your blog is fantastic I’ve never seen anything like this on other peoples blogs

[@davidtravels4704]

The white sand was beautiful. I stayed at that Air Force two weeks ago.

[@lorettaloveland7755]

Have been there many times❤️should have continued to the loop❤️it’s even more beautiful❤️❤️❤️

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Russ seems to have not gone all the way either. It's only there that you see the pure sand dunes with no vegetation.

[@shanehayes9349]

My ol' stomping grounds. Was stationed at Holloman AFB '00-'04. Thanks for the video!

[@lindahoudek9855]

Very nice park! Would have been nice to see the space museum. Next time you're in the area will have to stop. Thanks for the video.

[@brindahoward4527]

Cool! The closest I have seen to that was at the dunes off of Lake Michigan. They were amazing when I saw them about 20 years ago. Thank you for sharing

[@Omar.e_gs22]

I literally live in Alamogordo and have never even gone to the visitor's center or looked at the signs so this was very informative 👍😄

[@lindagolden9892]

🙋🏻‍♀️ all aboard…wait for me…I’m coming 🌵

[@jampasurprenant1794]

That's was great filming locations of white stands . In new Mexico's.

[@ramontoro]

Very interesting place

[@janohare916]

Thanks Russ, I've wanting to check out White Sands. It DOES look like another planet.

[@brucesmith9144]

Really nice video which brought back some good memories. It was really too bad you weren’t able to visit the space museum. It is definitely worth it. Nice drone shot of the building.

[@bjclassic1950]

We went to White Sands the first week of Feb. the gift shop was closed for entry, you had to point at things thru the glass to make any purchases. NM was still griped in fear of the Virus, most eateries were all pickup only and a lot of things where closed and the same in Roswell our next stop😁👽 Russ you showed a photo of the picnic table but didn’t include on the video the drive through the actual picnic area and the toilets. Those were super clean and a ranger was passing thru the area Checking to make sure they all had TP. The Rangers did a fantastic job in the park area. That long walkway is basically a wheelchair assess-ability ramp for people with disabilities. You can also rent coasters there by the gift shop. We saw kids and adults using them. By the way all the picnic spots had grills for charcoal use only and a nearby trash barrel. Our dogs on long leashes had a great time there too. I love how the sand doesn’t stick to you😁👍 Anyone going, go early and plan on staying awhile. The day we went the weather was perfect, not too cold at all. It was a fun visit!

[@deaton123able]

I Bought My Senior America The Beautiful Pass Last Year . Late Summer This Year I Will Be Using It Yee Haw !!

[@jburnett8152]

Interesting. Never been there. Thanks Russ. ❤️

[@onrycodger]

Love it!😊👍👍

[@abelhoraciocarpinelli119]

Excelente info en español..para todos los visitantes de habla hispana...Muy bello todo..en cierta medida parece a nuestra patagonia austral en Argentina..miles de kmts. de desierto y soledad, pero con un encanto muy especial..Saludos desde Buenos Aires-ARGENTINA.--

[@synchro4jc]

Your video popped up in my recommendations. :-D We live in Tularosa! I saw a specialist doctor in Alamogordo in 2010. That day I decided I wanted to retire down here because of all of the beauty.

[@gmaneis]

Yes, the view of the San Andres Mountains at sunrise is really hard to beat!

[@robinscarborough8272]

I was there 4-5 years ago, didn't phase me to ask a local how to pronounce the name of their town!! Hi Dan Pogue from Lebanon Missouri 😀

[@Rawshella]

Really enjoy traveling along with you Russ. One request can we stop at more hot springs, ha ha!

[@kathrynboyles1513]

Great job! You sure do make a great guide .

[@AdventureswithCheryl]

Enjoyed visiting someplace new! Nice video!

[@BryanG830]

I also wanted to visit White sands and roswell.

[@NativeDaemon]

Woohoo! Alamogordo! Yeah! I'm just up northeast on the Mescalero Apache Reservation. Cool thing is the sands stretch farther north. Awesome place to check out is the Valley of Fires by Carrizozo, NM. Bunch of people have found tons of Native American artifacts there and at Three Rivers Between Tularosa and Carrizozo, NM. Man, There's just tons of places within reach for sight-seeing, camping, and everything! Haha

[@candusochs8473]

Lived in Alamogordo for several yrs.loved that area so much..lots of day trips all around that area..I m sure most is open now that covid has simmered down some. Enjoy

[@timf6916]

Cool

[@thedynastyofthetidekeepsro8002]

Wish we had some blue sky here in Alabama lol. Dealing with some severe storms and unfortunately tornadoes. Reminds me of when I went through Kingman in July and saw a twister forming. Glad I got your awesome videos to watch. Keep it up

[@orionwarren4244]

Looks Like snow and that couple dressed in winter jackets made it look even less like sand and more like snow!

[@jameshudson7053]

Nice video sir. Ive been to Carlsbad Caverns before next time maybe check out White Sands. Interesting place thanks for the video

[@j-marie4006]

I found the Chihuahuan Desert signs interesting since I have a Chihuahua lol.

[@steveshortridge6255]

Excellent video russ

[@unclejake154]

great vid. Thanks.

[@marylight.keeplookingup.2223]

My home town

[@shirleyjordan6340]

Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the ride. Just love your road trips. Be Safe!

[@OffRampAdventures]

Perfect place to go for some seclusion! Really a fan of wide-open spaces!

[@edwilliams968]

The Tularosa Basin Museum of History was a cool little museum in down town Alamogordo. Told tales of the Eddy Brothers bring the railroad to Alamogordo and the roots of Cloudcroft as a rail head for bring the Railroad ties cut from the lumber up in the mountains. The museum in Cloudcroft should be on your list also....

[@brianstanley607]

Yoooo this is crazy im stationed at holloman and you just randomly popped up on my recommended videos. Ive been here for 3 yrs now