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A park for all the people requires thoughtful, professional management. Through Public Law 100-696, Congress directed the National Park Service to preserve and protect, through cooperative efforts, the scenic qualities and attributes of the California Trail landscape, historic rural setting, and granite features, while interpreting its values and managing recreation. Many of the links from this management page will provide a first-hand look at the documents that guide park managers toward achieving this purpose. Read the enabling legislation that created the Reserve, or become familiar with the climbing management plan and recent public involvement. Find out why and how the National Park Service and the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation work cooperatively to manage the Reserve and Castle Rocks State Park. Got questions or comments? e-mail us Our Staff & Offices is a great place to start, and get to know the professional park staff Laws & Policies includes public laws, regulations, rules, policies, and agreements Park Planning provides a number of current agency and park plans |
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Last updated: February 28, 2015