Castle Rocks State Park

Castle Rocks State Park is a unique place where you can relax in close proximity to wildlife. It was founded in 1999 and covers an area of about 600 hectares.

Located along the crest of Mount Santa Cruz, the park includes deserts, forests and steep canyons sprinkled with unusual rock formations. It is crossed by 32 kilometers of specially marked hiking trails and riding roads. Castle Rocks is a paradise for climbers who experience unforgettable sensations here. 2.5 kilometers from the park is a comfortable hotel, where tourists can stay for a tour. Cozy campsites are located directly in the park, in the pine forest.

The national reserve occupies most of the park, access to its territory is limited to visitors. Here are collected rare and endangered representatives of the flora and fauna of the region. In the educational center you can get acquainted with information about wildlife and admire beautiful photos.