• What is Castle Rock known for?
    • Castle Rock is an affluent suburb of Denver, named after the iconic Castle Rock butte in Colorado's Piedmont region.
    • The town blends small-town charm with modern amenities, making it a desirable place to visit or live.
  • What outdoor activities can I enjoy in Castle Rock?
    • More than one-fourth of the town’s landscape is devoted to parks and open spaces.
    • There are 75 miles of public trails available for:
      • Hikers looking for scenic routes and nature views.
      • Bikers exploring well-maintained trails.
      • Equestrian riders enjoying horseback riding opportunities.
  • How far is Castle Rock from Denver?
    • Castle Rock is just a 40-minute day trip from Denver.
    • It is approximately 30.7 miles away, accessible via I-25 S.

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1. The Miller Activity Complex

The Miller Activity Complex
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2. Rock Park

Rock Park
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3. Outlets at Castle Rock

Outlets at Castle Rock
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4. Hidden Mesa Open Space and Trail

Hidden Mesa Open Space and Trail
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5. Gateway Mesa Open Space Park

Gateway Mesa Open Space Park
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6. Spruce Mountain Open Space and Trail

Spruce Mountain Open Space and Trail
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7. Theatre of Dreams Arts and Event Center

Theatre of Dreams Arts and Event Center
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8. Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course

Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course
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9. Columbine Open Space

Columbine Open Space
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10. Crave Real Burgers

Crave Real Burgers
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11. Union Bistro

Union Bistro
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12. Castle Cafe

Castle Cafe
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13. The EDGE Ziplines and Adventure

The EDGE Ziplines and Adventure
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14. Castlewood Canyon State Park - West

Castlewood Canyon State Park - West
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15. Philip S. Miller Park

Philip S. Miller Park
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16. Castle Rock Historical Society and Museum

Castle Rock Historical Society and Museum
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17. Iron Mule Brewery

Iron Mule Brewery
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18. Honnibrook Craft Meadery

Honnibrook Craft Meadery
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19. 105 West Brewing Company

105 West Brewing Company
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Best Time to Visit Places to Stay Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures and blooming wildflowers. Hampton Inn Castle Rock – A comfortable and well-located stay. Hike to the Castle Rock – Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and perfect for outdoor adventures. Best Western Plus Castle Rock – A convenient stay near shopping and dining. Shop at the Outlets at Castle Rock – Find great deals at Colorado’s largest outlet mall.
Fall (September-November) – Crisp air and beautiful autumn colors. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Castle Rock – A cozy option for fall travelers. Explore Philip S. Miller Park – Hike, bike, or take on the adventure ropes course.
Winter (December-February) – Cold and festive, great for holiday activities. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Castle Rock – A warm and inviting winter retreat. Attend the Castle Rock Starlighting – Experience a beloved holiday tradition with festive lights and events.

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