2010 Map of Todilto Park

About this map

Todilto Park occupies a dramatic basin within the Chuska Mountains, where the intersection of geological formations and tribal infrastructure creates a unique western landscape. The topography is defined by sharp vertical features like Cleopatras Needle, Venus Needle, and the curiously named Beelzebub. Water management in this arid environment is evident at the Asaayi Dam and the Bowl Lake Campground, which serve as focal points for the surrounding drainage systems, including Bowl Canyon Creek and Little Water Creek. A network of tribal routes, such as Indian Service Route 311 and Navajo Service Route 131, facilitates travel through the high-elevation terrain. This survey also records various logging paths like Logging 7992 Rd, reflecting the historical and ongoing timber management across Pine Ridge.