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Located just outside of the city of Denver is the town of Morrison, Colorado! This small settlement is most famous for the nearby Red Rocks Amphitheatre - an open-air amphitheatre built into a rock structure famous for the fantastic concerts that can be enjoyed at the site. As the name suggests, it is all red rock, which makes for quite the spectacle! Glampers coming to the area for a concert looking for the best cabins in Colorado would be well served to check out our list of fantastic vacation rentals near Denver! For the other things to do near Morrison, CO you can always visit Mount Falcon Rock, or the other famous sights around Denver - or even the city itself! We've got a true variety of romantic getaways near Denver to be enjoyed with some of the best Colorado cabin rentals! You won't regret choosing Colorado for your next vacation destination - the nearby Rockies are the perfect backdrop for those needing a bit of R&R in order to restore themselves to full working order - check out the best of Morrison, Colorado! Things to do in this area are truly plentiful - with the best cabins around Denver, you can't go wrong!
When you come to Morrison, Colorado, the best things to do are plentiful! As mentioned previously, the famous Red Rock Amphitheatre is the main draw to this particular part of Colorado, with famous acts through the years dating back to 1964 where The Beatles graced its stage, in 1968 where Jimi Hendri played, Jethro Tull in 1971, U2 in 1983 and many, many more! This venue is a fantastic and memorable place for the most storied acts to come and perform, so if you find yourself in the area, it's worth a visit at least to imagine the concerts of the past, gracing it's stage. Outside of the world of music, the area is also home to the Morrison Natural History Museum, where housed is many fossils and artefacts that have been excavated from sites in the area - from Stegosaurus and Apatosaurus remains were discovered! You can visit the museum from your own Colorado cabin rental to see exactly what we're talking about!