2017 Map of Todilto Park

About this map

Todilto Park and Mountain Valley sit within a landscape defined by striking geological formations and an extensive network of service roads. This 2017 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey shows the complex topography of the Chuska Mountains and Dividing Ridge, where erosion has carved out distinctive landmarks such as Cleopatras Needle, Venus Needle, and the unique formation known as The Great Eye. The area is characterized by numerous ephemeral drainages including Squirrel Springs Wash and Bowl Canyon Creek, which define the passage through this high-altitude environment. Cultural features are marked primarily by the administrative and logging road systems, such as Indian Svc Rte 126 and Logging 7892 Rd, which connect remote outposts and water sources like Squirrel Springs to the wider region.