Absolutely wondrous views. Unfortunately on the day we visited the amphitheater was closed due to a pending concert .we were not able to access the amphitheater. However, the views from outside and around were nothing short of breathtaking. I’m glad we made this short stop for this once in a lifetime view . I would highly encourage anybody to see a concert here I’m sure that the experience would be unforgettable

We were able to Uber from downtown Denver to Red Rocks for the day on a Friday afternoon. The Uber driver told us that we might have to wait a bit to catch a ride back, but we had no issues and the ride was roughly $25. There are some easier trails to walk and more challenging ones. We spent at least 3 hours walking around without any breaks, so plan on being there a while if you really want to hike the area. There are some concessions for food and drinks but the main restaurant was closed for remodeling when we went.

Subzero temps didn’t hold this family of six back from walking from the bottom of the amphitheater, up to the top and then down into the warm visitor center. FREE history, exercise and scenic views. A fantastic time had by all

We hiked a section of Red Rocks Park up to the museum and gift shop. The trail wound through grassy meadows lined with red rock formations. A couple of sections of trail had steps or was steep but it wasn’t bad. We greatly enjoyed the hike and look forward to visiting in the future for a concert!

I’ve always heard of Red Rocks. I’m glad I visited. We went to see it on a day with no performance. You can walk onto the stage and go into the stands. Make sure to visit the visitors center

Not much more to say about Red Rocks that hasn’t already been said. This is simply one of the best outdoor music venues on Earth for good reason. The sight lines, sound quality, restrooms and concessions are also all top notch, as if the breathtaking scenery that surrounds you isn’t enough. Don’t leave CO without checking their schedule to find a show here.

Definitely worth a visit if you are in the Denver area. Too many stairs for us out of shape seniors, but the family climbed to the top and really enjoyed the view. We also enjoyed the view of the red rocks and the panorama below from the bottom of the amphitheater. It must be amazing to hear a concert here!

Red Rock Amphitheater is a majestic outdoor concert venue nestled amid towering red boulders. The brilliant idea of placing the stage in this natural desert setting creates an unparalleled ambiance. Each seat offers a breathtaking view not only of the performers but also of the vast valley stretching out behind the stage. As the music echoes through the canyons, you can't help but be awestruck by the stunning backdrop. Red Rock Amphitheater leaves you mesmerized by the seamless fusion of music and nature.

Bucket list check Just this stunning and wonderful structure in the middle of these rocks They have lots of food and drinks options at a reasonable price. The merchandise line was insane though. Be aware this place is not accessible so you will have to climb a lot of stairs regardless your age, condition or where you want to sit. Our concert was on hold for an hour, nothing to do, just wait. Their communication was great and precise. Absolutely amazing!

Whether you go by day to explore and walk the steps or by night for an event this is an epic CO experience and family friendly. Parking normally opens 2 hours before the event, doors 1 hour before the event so a lot of people tailgate. Yoga tickets at Red Rocks are often available and fun to go with friends. In peak events the traffic is crazy and the lines long so plan accordingly.