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Castle Rocks State Park


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Submitted By: Guy Humphrey on Dec 20, 2005
Administrator: Nathan Fisher
Latitude: 42.1354  Longitude: -113.6700 
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Description 

Castle Rocks was opened to the public in May of 2003. It is a great addition to climbing community while visiting the City of Rocks. The Castle Rocks area is open to new bolted routes through a Climbing Management Plan. There is currently a good relationship between climbers and the park staff. Please try and keep this good relationship going. There is a good mix of trad and sport routes. The fixed gear must conform to the standards of the climbing management plan.


Getting There 

Castle Rocks is located about 2 miles from City of Rocks outside the town of Almo. A road just North of Almo leads to the west for about 2 miles to the park entrance. I believe there is currently a small fee for day climbing. The approcahes to the climbs are longer than for City of Rocks. The approaches are between 20-90 minutes for the majority of the climbs.



Featured Route For Castle Rocks State Park
Ron Long hiking 5.9 at Castle Rock.

Between Heaven and Earth 5.9  ID : Castle Rocks State Park : Hostess Gully aka Tasteful Wall
A long sport climb just left of It Takes Two. Start out with a couple easy slab moves to a small roof/bulge with a bolt. Continue straight up on perfect rock for another 100' to a bolted anchor. Rap with two ropes....[more]