Fun for Everyone!

Castle Rock is a haven for the outdoor enthusiast.

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A Modern

Oasis

Hiking and biking trails have been expertly planned throughout the community and along natural preserves, complete with picnicking and bird watching areas.  400 acres of state parks, canyons, buttes and other natural outcroppings are favorite destinations for climbing and exploring.

Recreation

Opportunities

Relax and enjoy some of our many recreational activities!

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Amphitheater

Located at Philip S. Miller Park, features both local and national talent in an intimate outdoor setting. The Amphitheater is home to concerts, shows, graduations, church services, weddings, outdoor education programs and other events year-round.

Parks &

Recreation

Castle Rock offers a wealth of parks and recreation opportunities, making it a vibrant destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. With 25 parks and over 104 miles of trails, the town provides ample space for activities such as hiking, biking, and climbing. Notable attractions include the Castle Rock Recreation Center, which features amenities like water slides, racquetball courts, and fitness classes, catering to a wide range of interests. For those seeking adventure, Philip S. Miller Park offers zip lines and aerial trekking courses, while the Castle Rock Skatepark provides diverse terrain for skaters. With its commitment to enhancing quality of life through recreational programs and facilities, Castle Rock stands out as a family-friendly locale with something for everyone.

Art &

Culture

Castle Rock thrives as a cultural hub, blending rich history with vibrant contemporary art. Discover local galleries showcasing diverse artwork, attend captivating theater performances, and participate in community festivals celebrating music, dance, and crafts.

From historic landmarks to modern installations, Castle Rock offers a dynamic arts scene that inspires and entertains visitors year-round.

Golf Anyone?

Swing Into

paradise

Castle Rock is a golfer’s paradise, offering a range of pristine golf courses set against the stunning backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. With well-manicured greens, challenging fairways, and breathtaking views, golfers of all skill levels will find a course to enjoy. Whether you’re looking for a casual round or a competitive game, Castle Rock’s golf courses provide an exceptional golfing experience in a beautiful natural setting.

Featured Locations

The EDGE ZIp Climb Rappel Ascend

Thrill Seekers Wanted

The EDGE Ziplines & Adventures features 10 thrilling ziplines on some of Colorado’s fastest and longest cables.

Sky Trek: The Playground in The Sky 4-story, 110-element aerial trekking course.

Adventure Tower: Vertical Climbs & Exhilarating Jumps, 13-elements of climbing, free-falling, and rappelling.

Ninja Course: Unleash The Warrior Inside, Ninja Warrior action as seen on TV.

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Philip S. Miller Challenge Hill

The 7.4 mile native-surface trail network consists of single-track trails divided into four different, but interconnected, loops with 1.2 miles of paved accessible segments in the active park area near the Miller Activity Complex, the MAC.  The trails explore all the valleys, knolls and high points of this 270-acre site.  A unique feature on the site is the Challenge Hill, with 200 timber steps that climb 178 feet in elevation, similar to the Manitou Springs Incline. Bikes are not recommended on the challenge hill.

Castlewood Canyon

Castlewood Canyon State Park, located just east of Castle Rock, Colorado, is a beautiful natural oasis spanning over 2,136 acres. The park features scenic hiking trails that meander through diverse ecosystems, including grasslands and forests, alongside Cherry Creek. Visitors can explore the historic remnants of the Castlewood Canyon Dam, which tragically burst in 1933. Ideal for hiking, picnicking, and rock climbing, Castlewood Canyon offers breathtaking views and a rich history, making it a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

History Seekers Delight

Castle Rock Historical Society has installed historical markers on several historical sites throughout the town. Historical walking tours are offered during the summer months for those wanting a closer and more educational experience of the fascinating histories of these sites

"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing."

— George Bernard Shaw

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