Pleasant museum with su much music history

Colorado Music Hall of Fame with Red Rocks concert musicians. Nice gift shop, building, scenic overlook and walking trail.

Cool place for the Colorado Music Hall of Fame, right next to the famous Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. The building has a cool almost Adobe style and great history inside of many legends from music. One room is devoted to John Denver and a statue of him out front is amazing! Other singers with displays inside includes Dan Fogelburg, Grateful Dead, Sugarloaf, etc..

After seeing the Amphitheater, we went to the museum. I was so glad to check it out. Such a rich history of performers. The displays were absolutely amazing.

This is a must see for music lovers when visiting the Red Rocks Amphitheater you will learn so much about the music you love past and present

A neat, informative little museum. It's not huge, but has lots of cool little facts and artifacts. Recommend this stop, for sure. And don't forget to get your picture with John Denver!

I hadn't been to this Colorado Music Hall of Fame since they moved a few blocks from their previous spot. Such a better experience than at guitar center. I don't know the name of the guy who helped me in the acoustic room, but he was very nice/insightful. My kids had a good time at the store too! They were even given lollipops.

Great place. It's safe to say it's a small museum. Thanks, because it brings tourists closer to the history of this area. I am very pleased with my visit here.

The Hall of Fame gallery is inside the Red Rocks Trading Post building, and not in the amphitheater. It's free to visit and is open during daylight hours (varies by season). The main inductee is John Denver. While you're here, grab a souvenir and head to the back of the building for sweeping nature views.

Very nice place showing the history of Red Rocks and musical acts who have visited over the years. What was done is done very well, but I wish there was more as it doesn't touch upon enough of the rich history that has passed here.

Very cool place. The guy that cashed us out was very rude

Small, but very nice.

Located inside the Trading post, a small museum full of the rich music history at Red Rocks Amphitheater. Very nice tribute to the late John Denver, including the stunning outdoor spirit sculpture. We had a very enjoyable visit.

If your in Colorado the Red Rocks is a MUST see! It was absolutely beautiful! My brother was in from out of town so I took him here and he was amazed with the drive there and was in awe when we got there and seen the Red Rocks. I've been to concerts there and the sound that bounces off the rocks is a sound you will never experience unless you book a concert. Plenty of parking with park people driving around if you forget where you park your car. Yes.. I forgot what lot I parked in and they drove me around for an hour until we found it. Gave him a big tip and Thanked them for being there to help me.

I stopped in prior to seeing a show and really enjoyed this. It’s not a big museum so it can be a quick tour or you can spend some time in there checking things out. There were a couple videos I watched and found interesting.

It's been a few years now, but I love visiting the exhibit they have at the trading post here at red rocks.