Cult of the Cougar: Alamogordo

Cult of the Cougar

Wild cougars have the widest range
of any mammal in the Americas.
AKA pumas, panthers & mt. lions,
these strong cats roam freely
delighting in the wonders of the world.
Cult of the Cougar is devoted to
this adventurous way of life.

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Rebekah Antrosio and Jessica Christianson are high school friends who recently reacquainted at a schoolmate's wedding. A common love of travel and adventure inspired these ladies to plan a van-dwelling open-ended road trip along the Pan American highway.
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Alamogordo

After crossing through the Sacramento Mountains, complete with snow and a ski area at Cloudcroft, we reached the town of Alamogordo which we appreciated for its wide array of funky signs, especially at the motels. The campground at Oliver Lee State Park was full, so we happily camped for free on adjacent BLM land.