Name: Castle Rock Trail
Rating: 5.0

“A nice trail through the trees and past plenty of climbing spots.”

— Anina Middleton

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From the main parking lot, take Castle Rock Trail to the left. It is pretty easy to follow at the beginning. You'll get to a big climbing spot that is pretty recognizable, and if you go around that, the trail continues. Some parts of the trail are a bit small, but pretty easy to find. This trail eventually leads up to Saratoga Gap Trail.

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Land Manager: California State Parks - Castle Rock State Park

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0.7 Miles 1.2 Kilometers Singletrack	149' 45 m Ascent -204' -62 m Descent
3,155' 962 m High 2,951' 899 m Low	9% Avg Grade (5°) 17% Max Grade (9°)
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Castle Rock Trail

0.7 Miles 1.2 Kilometers

Singletrack

149' 45 m

-204' -62 m

3,155' 962 m

2,951' 899 m

9%

17%

All Clear

“A nice trail through the trees and past plenty of climbing spots.”