This is a nice place to shop while visiting Red Rocks State Park. The Red Rocks Trading Post was constructed almost a hundred years ago by W.R. Rosche. There are several gift items, apparel and historical memorabilia inside of the Trading Post. It is a nice gift shop and was once home to the museum. If you want to do a nice scenic hike, the Trading Post Trail is 1.5 miles and begins here. I spent a little time on the trail and enjoyed the views of the park. There is also an area behind the Trading Post that gives you a nice view of the park if you don't want to walk on the trail. The Red Rocks Trading Post was originally called the Indian Concession House and is built in a Pueblo Revival style. It was constructed before the amphitheatre was built. There is a room in the Trading Post that showcases the history of the amphitheatre with photos of the many musical performances that took place in it. I visited Red Rocks in the summer on a warm day and found myself hanging out in here for some cool air conditioning. The staff is both helpful and really nice. read more

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cute clean trading post, okay host at the front desk; she was helpful with locating the restrooms, which are also accessible within the store, as well as outside on the side of the building. Prices seem a bit steep as well for regular T-shirts. It was well organized. Parking was limited, other parking had a short time frame of 15 mins parking. I admire that the building is also architecture from the natural red rock. We parked here at he trading post to hike up the Red Rock Amphitheatre. Which it would be much better if we would have parked near the Half-moon Lot. The road was closed to drive up to the parking lot for the Amphitheatre. Kevin Gates will be performing here in May! This would be a great place to attend an event. It's outside and covered; located on a red rock mountain with breath taking views read more

Red Rocks Trading Post - Souvenir Shops Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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The Red Rocks Trading Post is a cute little area located right near the Red Rocks Amphitheater with a very little parking lot. This place offers free restrooms and also serves as a gift shop and Shop to buy little snacks and drinks. I enjoyed being able to walk around and look at the many different gifts it had to offer however I have to say everything was very overpriced. T-shirts were a 35 to $40 for something that only had lettering that said red rocks on it and keychains went upwards of $15. I decided to get a cool little magnet that had some fake gold in it that moved around for about $8. It was one of the cheaper quick little trinkets they had to offer here. The staff was very friendly and I didn't feel like I was being watched while I was walking around so that made me happy as well. The place was very clean and nicely lit and up to date as well. Overall it's a nice little place to get out of the heat or cold depending on when you go, for me it was to escape the cold for a little bit. There is also some beautiful scenery behind the Trading Post that would make for some beautiful photos. read more

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This us always a fun stop while baking the hike from the lower south lot to the amphitheater itself. It's a great place to find good Red Rocks merchandise like hats, t shirts, stuffed animals and commemorative coins. They shop sell snacks, water and candies. Remember..... if you buy water, Gatorade etc at this stop, do NOT open it if you plan to take it into the amphitheater. Anything that's already open they make you throw away when you go through security. The prices on stuff are a bit high but it's all part of the experience. The staff were all exceptionally nice and let us in to look around even though they closed in two minutes. I always stop here when seeing a concert at Red Rocks. read more

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The Trading Post is a great place to visit at Red Rocks Park. It is located near the entrance of the amphitheater. There are also a few trails nearby if you're planning to hike. There are a few small parking lots around the area. We arrived early on a Wednesday and had no difficulty finding a spot. The Trading Post is essentially a gift shop that has all sorts or merchandise like t-shirts, mugs, hats, etc. The staff is very friendly and can assist you if you have questions about the merch, hiking trails, or upcoming shows at the amphitheater. In addition to gifts, they sell snacks and beverages. As with any gift shop, the prices are pretty steep. I rarely buy souvenirs while on vacation, but Red Rocks has been on my bucket list so I made an exception and purchased a t-shirt and coffee mug. I also bought a small bag of peanut butter pretzels (which weren't that great) and water. If you're planning to hike, save some money and bring your own water and snacks. The Trading Post has restrooms which were very clean during our visit. There's a small section in the shop that features the history of the Trading Post and the back area has some beautiful views of Red Rocks. It was a great way to start our visit at the park. read more

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This is an easy starting point at Red Rocks. An old timey charm. Theres some parking out front, which luckily we found a spot. This is a great place to sort of plan your day out and get your bearings. You can decide if you want to go to one of the hiking trails, or straight up to the amphitheater, or go visit the other parts of the park via car by taking one of those winding roads. You can review a paper map, or look online for help. I learned a little bit about the amphitheater before we headed up. There is lots of merch for purchase, or you can buy snacks. The bathrooms are out back. I think there's even a water station too. There's nice views out back as well for pictures. My favorite part of the post was the art corner area. It has items for purchase, and worth checking out. The staff was friendly, and they were open to questions. read more

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It wasn't open till 10-11 am. We've there for the sunrise moment at red rock amphitheater. We walked around the trading post garden, and there's a trail leading up to the amphitheater. read more

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Cool place to pick up souvenirs. They have like a mini hall of fame with some stuff from different artists, mostly John Denver. "Mr. Rocky mountain high himself" Definitely a cool place to visit when at Redrocks while your hiking around. read more

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Awesome spot to visit when coming here. Lots of info and good set up. Loved that it's dog friendly. We got souvenirs even they are crazy expensive. Also convenience store for concert goers. read more

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Beautiful spot to check out if you're in the area; the restrooms are amazing (hikers really appreciate that!). :-) It's right by the amphitheater and Trading Post trailhead with limited parking so plan ahead. read more

Such an amazing venue so much history. Breathtaking!Trading post like a store with lots of history pictures and artifacts. Stop in and read about all who have played here . Must see venue. read more

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Can I just be happy this Trading Post was open???? Sure I can! It was the start of a blizzard outside and the main museum and store was closed up at the amphitheater, so as we were driving down the road to exit I was tickled to see this store was open! Red Rocks was a must see for me and of course I wanted souvenirs for this trip! All of us each picked out a little something and enjoyed the store/museum and the wide variety of merchandise. The cashier was friendly and we were the only ones in the store... probably because of the crazy weather? I am still 5 star thrilled they were open! Next time!!! Until next time~ read more

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This was my souvenir stop. Right at the tail end of Trading Post Trail I found a pleasant surprise in the Colorado Music Hall of Fame and Red Rocks gift shop. It's in the Lower South Lot if you wanna base your hike or spending spree like me. We were in the Upper North Lot so it took a little more TLC to keep my $23 mug and stickers intact on the way back up. A lot of music history spewed throughout the building. More folk-centered with an emphasis on John Denver (go figure) and everything's priced as you'd expect for for a tourist-attracting gift shop for the infamous Red Rocks Amph. If you're a sucker for venue branding and have the moolah to spend, this would be your chance onsite. read more

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This post serves double duty. It is a gift shop for Red Rocks Park and serves as home to the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. The Post has cups, magnets, shirts, rocks, water, jewelry and other Red Rock merchandise for purchase. I would not recommend buying water from here, because it is a bit pricey. You better off bringing your own. The Post has restrooms, some cool views of the rocks, and is located on the road exiting the park. There is an adequate parking lot there and a fountain out back as well. As I mentioned, this place is home to the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. Memorabilia, posters, and signs of the Hall's inductees are packed in this place. On the side of the Post is the beginning of some trails that you can hike. I walked a bit, but turned around because I was not in a big hiking mood. Next time I will be prepared. This is a must stop when you are leaving the Red Rock Amphitheater and/or Park. It will be well worth it. read more

Red Rock Trading Post is a souvenir shop at the beautiful Red Rock Amphitheater. What I noticed most is the odd behaviors of the people who work there. I found a shirt marked 50% off and went to the register and bought it. Traveling and visiting, I did not have hangers and wanted to hang it up. I asked if I could have or buy the hanger without much explication. I was told no in no uncertain terms and there was no listening or caring of what I had to say as I noted this I stopped talking mid sentence. Then I found 1 wind chime on a hook in the back and wanted to buy that specific one. Seems that was a model one and there were others compressed and wrapped with different color stones. (Id seen them and thought they were coasters. Again, I was addressed in a quirky situation by a worker insisting that I can not have the one I had picked and that if I wanted it for the 40.00 cost that I would have to pick one of the wrapped ones. So I did pick one. But- you know how it can be; when you see one that you really like just the way it is and the others even though similar are not just the same. I did buy one. Oddly even setting it up with all this wind, it is not chiming. I really could not understand why the rep just did not take a new wrapped one and place it for show and let me take the one I had. Certainly, not a pleasant experience from the workers and the attitudes that I felt came across. read more

Super friendly staff throughout the store! The items for sale are interspersed with the Colorado Music Hall of Fame; while some may find that interesting, it didn't do much for me. I always find something for all of my employees when I travel and the reusable shopping bags with the great photos of the amphitheater were a good price, lightweight, useful, and didn't take up too much room in my luggage! This is also a great place to buy decently-priced water, too, as you may need some before checking out the trails or trekking up to the top of the venue. read more

Nice souvenir spot. Lots of history on Colorado music hall of fame and of red rocks amphitheater. It's a gift shop and a mini museum. Cool place to check out if you're at red rocks amphitheater. read more

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The Trading Post has all the stuff you need to remember your visit to the Red Rocks. They have the typical souvenir stuff like t-shirts, sweat shirts, hats, cups, magnets, etc. They have a lot of different rooms so make sure to stop in all of them. By the restrooms, they have displays on musicians and fun memorabilia. If you're hungry they also sell snacks and water. I highly recommend picking up some El Dorado water here. We went on a distillery tour in Denver and was told El Dorado water is award winning. We tried it and liked it! They take credit cards here which is a major plus! There is a small parking lot in front of the shop but it fills up fast. They have a little seating area out in front in case you want to take a rest and enjoy the views. I highly recommend making a pit stop here after visiting the Amphitheater. read more

Rude lady standing at the door gave me attitude about not parking in a certain spot. That's fine I will move the car but the attitude is not needed. 6/19 1:20pm I ended up leaving and not even going back inside. read more

Staff were so friendly and knowledgeable! The gift shop is spread out within the colorado music "hall of fame" including an entire room dedicated to John Denver. Very good selection of hats, hoodies and t-shirts, mugs/cups and hydro flasks as well as other touristy trinkets. read more

Red Rocks Trading Post - Storefront, good covid precautions in place. - Souvenir Shops Near Me - Morrison, Colorado