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The trail starts as a gravel track alongside the brook and becomes a more scenic winding path about halfway through. The wilderness here is delightful and the views at the end of the hike are fabulous.

From here you get a fantastic overlook to the northern Sawtooth range. In the summer you will be surrounded by wildflowers, and in the autumn by stunning leaf color. There is a campground with vault toilets and Howell Creek Spring is just down the road.

You can park by the shelter or hike up from Thompson Flats. The trails intersect with a number of branching paths — you can also easily hike up the hill north of here for more sweeping views. In the summer the wildflowers are abundant!

This is a beautiful secluded spot to camp, especially in autumn when the leaves change color. There are restrooms, tables, and excellent tent sites. There is no running water, but there are amenities, restaurants, and cabins nearby.

Affectionately known as "Parking Lot Rock" because of it's proximity to the parking lot. A favorite for rock climbers!

A short trail leads to a viewpoint overlooking the park.

A rock formation popular for climbing. There is a short access trail from the main route.

Ancient pictographs left by early Native Americans can be seen. Castle Rocks State Park was home to Native Americans for hundreds of years before Europeans made their way across the Atlantic Ocean.