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Red Rock Sights!

The world famous Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre is located in Morrison, Colorado. Red Rocks is a one-of-a-kind entertainment venue. It was once listed as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Travel fifteen miles west from Denver on Interstate-70 and head south on Highway 93 to view the majesty of the red sandstone formations. The amphitheatre can seat over nine thousand people and is part of the eight hundred acre Red Rocks Park. Red Rocks Park is in Jefferson County, but is owned and run by the Denver Mountain Parks System. The area was once called the Garden of the Angels in 1870. By 1906, it was called Garden of the Titans. When the city of Denver bought the property for over $54,000 in the late 1920’s, it was renamed Red Rocks. The Civilian Conservation Corps helped build the amphitheatre from the design by architect Burnham Hoyt. The amphitheatre was designed to help emphasize and protect the natural rock acoustics and beauty. A panoramic view of Denver and the open plains can be seen in the distance. On a very clear day, Denver International Airport can be seen over forty miles away. Admission is free from five in the morning to eleven each night everyday. On concert days, the park closes at five o’clock to tourists. Concerts by many famous performers have taken place at Red Rocks since 1906. There are many hiking trails throughout the park.



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