Park & garden · Denver

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre: free entry days, tickets & hours

A natural sandstone amphitheatre and mountain park owned by the City of Denver, famous for concerts, the stair workout and trails among giant red rock formations.

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Always free

Red Rocks is free to visit.

  • Park open every day from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. On concert days the amphitheatre usually closes to the public around 2pm. Visitor Center 7am-7pm (Mar-Oct), 8am-4pm (Nov-Feb).

Verified Thursday, 29 October 2026 against official sources

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Always freePark, amphitheatre, Visitor Center and Trading Post are free to visit, parking includedeveryoneNon-event access only. On event days the amphitheatre closes to the public around 2pm (sometimes earlier) and a concert ticket is needed after that. Call 720-865-2494 for the day's closing time.No

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Opening hours & how to get there

Park open every day from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. On concert days the amphitheatre usually closes to the public around 2pm. Visitor Center 7am-7pm (Mar-Oct), 8am-4pm (Nov-Feb).

18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465, USA

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