Oliver Lee Memorial State Park

Our next stop was Oliver Lee Memorial State Park near White Sands National Park.  We arrived on March 16.

White Sands National Park

Three Rivers Petroglyph Site near near Tularosa, NM.  There are over 21,000 petroglyphs at this location.

And one more shot of the Sacramento Mountains at Oliver Lee Memorial State Park

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