2017 Map of Larkspur Park

About this map

Craters of the Moon National Monument dominates the northern landscape of this Minidoka County region, showcasing the distinctive volcanic terrain of southern Idaho. The area is defined by a sophisticated network of water management features, reflecting the critical role of irrigation and livestock watering in this arid environment. Named catchments such as Mike Reservoir, Mabel Reservoir, and Bunting Reservoir are scattered across the high desert, often following township and range lines. The transition from the rugged monument lands into the park-like flats of Larkspur Park is navigated by Bear Trap Cave Rd, which provides one of the few established routes through this remote interior. Small natural basins and man-made pools like School Section Lake and Section Line Reservoir further illustrate the systematic division and utilization of the public land survey system.