White Sands National Park
Where endless waves of white meet the boundless sky . . .
White Sands National Park, located in southern New Mexico, is best known for its breathtaking landscape of glistening white gypsum sand dunes. Covering over 275 square miles, the park boasts the world's largest gypsum dune field, creating a surreal environment that attracts visitors year-round. The unique ecosystem supports a variety of plants and wildlife specially adapted to the harsh, shifting sands. Whether exploring the dunes on foot, sledding down the slopes, or taking in a sunset, White Sands offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventurers alike.
Information About the park:
Discover the natural wonders of White Sands National Park.
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White Sands National Park is the largest gypsum dune field on Earth.
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The sand stays surprisingly cool even in the summer months.
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The park sits next to an active military missile testing range.
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Park area = 145,762 acres or roughly 227 square miles.
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It is a fantastic stargazing destination.
