Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre

I watched so many concerts (online and TV unfortunately) held here, so I was eager to visit this place. It happened finally on the last day of our 15 days mid west tour. What an amazing and spectacular place. First of all, everything is free to visit - from parking, over the indoor museum and finally the iconic concert area. On the day we visited they were preparing for the concert that night so we had to leave by 2 PM, but it was quite enough time to see all. Wish I attend a concert some day here. Great views of Denver in a distance

We had an amazing family day here! We loved visiting the Visitor Center and found a great souvenir to take home. Seeing the amphitheater in person was incredible, and the views were absolutely stunning. We also went hiking and were able to take beautiful photos—and we were even lucky enough to see a deer along the way! It was a perfect family experience and a place we would absolutely recommend.

It's an awesome structure, one to see. Enjoy a concert, any concert, just see it in action. The theater and surrounding park has amazing views. Stay on the trails don't spoil nature for others. I noticed people use the Amphitheater for exercising. They jog the stairs and they hoist themselves up the big steps on the side, quiet the nature workout. Here's one you don't hear much about, if at all, bathrooms. Red Rocks Visitors Center, gift shop at the Red Rock Park and Amphitheater, they win hands down on our 2 week visit around Colorado. The most memorable. Make each and every day a good deed day, always leave it in shape than you found it! ❤️&follow for more places to visit and enjoy! #EatPlayExplore #Enjoycolorado #ExploringColorado #RedRocksParkandAmpitheater

This was easily one of the best stops on our trip. The views were absolutely beautiful. We had a tour guide with us who was very knowledgeable about the area and the theatre itself. It's a bit of an intense hike up, but it's well-worth the climb. Gift shop is at the top as well as a wall with everyone who has performed there, and a history section. It was really fun and I would go again. Definitely something everyone should see.

Beautiful, of course, but BOTH elevators were out of order so I could not bring my daughter in a wheelchair down to the amphitheater. Other than that it was nicely accessible but what a bummer to go all that way and down the ramp overlook to only find out that was the end for us because there were no working elevators 👎🏼

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre is absolutely breathtaking and easily one of the most iconic places in Colorado. The natural red rock formations combined with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape make it feel almost unreal. Whether you’re attending a concert, hiking the trails, or simply enjoying the scenery, the experience is unforgettable. The amphitheatre itself has incredible acoustics and an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the world. Seeing a show here—especially at sunset—is magical. The park is also well-maintained, clean, and very visitor-friendly, with informative signs and plenty of photo opportunities. Even if you’re not there for a concert, the hiking trails, viewpoints, and visitor center are well worth the visit. This is a must-see destination for music lovers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone visiting Colorado. Truly a world-class landmark that lives up to the hype. 🌄🎶

You might be going to red rocks for a concert, but take a day to go there to watch the sun rise and I promise you, you will not regret it! This was one of the best sun rises i have ever watched. It was beautiful 😍 its super quiet in the morning too. Perfect for a hike or a meditation.

Loved my visit to Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater! The visitor center is clean and full of helpful info, and the bathrooms were spotless. The amphitheater is perfect for events, with excellent seating and sound, and there are good food options during shows. Whether you’re here for a concert or just to enjoy the scenery, it’s a fantastic place to visit in Denver.