Red Rocks is truly a natural treasure that anyone visiting Colorado MUST visit, with or without a concert going on. If you do enjoy live music there is not a better place to go probably in the world. If there is not a concert the Visitors center offers some great pictures and pretty good food, and the hiking trails are... More

I believe this is one of the most beautiful places on earth. The sky is so blue, the rocks so red and overall I believe you cannot find a place closer to what heaven may look like. I live close but every time I come here, I am blown away by the sheer beauty and wonder of this place. I... More

There's simply nothing like it on earth, that I'm aware of. If you're a religious type, you'll swear God carved out this acoustically ideal cavern out of the earth just for us to rejoice in music. The spiritual happiness seems to have trickled down to the employees and management, who will gladly let you bring in non-alcoholic beverages, bags of... More

We have attended many concerts at Red Rocks. No matter where we sit, the sound is wonderful and the view is the best. Be sure to bring rain gear. You never know!

This is the 3rd time I've been to Red Rocks, 2nd time for a concert - I'm blown away every time. The beauty of the rocks and the acoustics... No fee to walk through during open hours, unless you're there for a concert. Then a fee applies...

We just went to Red Rocks for the first time and it is everything we expected. We saw Zac Brown Band - they were great and their hippy vibe certainly fits with Red Rocks. Plan your visit around an event but make extra time to go into Morrison for food and fun as well as time to explore at Red... More

This is a must see for all! The beauty tranquility and all inspiring history is fantastic. Be sure to go to the museum of performers who have been there to perform. This is a wow factor to be seen, you can almost hear The Beattles and Moody Blues on stage, bring your camera you will need it! Take the elevator,... More

We went here for a quick trip from Denver. The red rocks are massive and the amphitheater is amazing. Quite interesting tour inside to see who all has performed here! The amphitheater holds 9000 people, and up to 10,000 if they remove the planters and put seats there!

I haven't been to see a show at Red Rocks yet; although, I hear it is phenomenal. It is also a park with beautiful hiking trails! I went for a Friday morning hike. It was very enjoyable with gorgeous scenery. It was not an overly strenuous hike, but it is also not necessarily a beginner's hike. However, I went with... More