2015 Map of Lucerne Valley

About this map

Lucerne Valley occupies a transition between the northern high desert and the steep rising terrain of the south. The sprawling dry bed of Lucerne Lake dominates the northern landscape, while the southern portion is defined by the sharp elevations of Strawberry Peak and the Granite Mountains. This environment is shaped by critical water sources in an otherwise arid region, including the well-known Rabbit Springs and Box Springs, which historically influenced the development of local ranching and settlement patterns.