Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre

"Perhaps the most iconic music venue in North America, Red Rocks is host to over 150 various artists from various genres each season. The red rock formations that surround the venue create a natural, acoustically perfect amphitheater found nowhere else in the world. Concerts aren't your thing? Red Rocks still has you covered. You can explore hiking trails around the venue. In the day time when there are not shows, you can explore the venue, the Red Rocks Hall of Fame, and eat lunch at the Ship Rock Grille. If that doesn't satisfy you, there is also Yoga on the Rocks and Film on the Rocks for the perhaps more mellow crowd. "

"Sleep in a bit and head downstairs for a delicious (and free…best part) continental breakfast (at the Homewood Suites). Then after checking out of the hotel, head to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre for some easy hiking. As long as there is not a concert that night, you’ll be able to check out the actual amphitheater. If there is a concert, they sometimes close it early (at 2 pm) for sound checks and whatnot. If this is the case, you can still check out the on-site trails. There is a large free parking lot (when there aren’t events)."

"Attend a concert or special event here. When not in use, this space is common for people to use as a natural workout space. You will always see people running the stairs or using the steps to workout. There is a music museum that we highly recommend checking out. Additionally there are multiple hiking trails that intertwine the venue space and surrounding area. "