Denver Metro Area
Lakewood, Colorado
Where Denver meets the mountains — Red Rocks is practically in the backyard
Lakewood hugs the foothills along Denver's western edge, stretching from Bear Creek to the base of Green Mountain. The city's defining feature is its proximity to the mountains — Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Dinosaur Ridge, and the start of I-70's mountain corridor all sit within or adjacent to Lakewood's borders. The Belmar district has become a walkable downtown alternative with restaurants, shops, and a movie theater. Bear Creek Lake Park offers 2,600 acres of trails, a swim beach, and mountain views that feel far more remote than 15 minutes from Denver.
Full-service hotel near the Federal Center with mountain views and outdoor pool.
Newer property near the I-70/C-470 interchange. Good base for Red Rocks or mountain day trips.
Clean, reliable, and well-priced for the location.
Belmar's anchor restaurant. American bistro with a seasonal patio and wine list.
Native American cuisine including Indian tacos and bison chili. One of a kind in the metro.
Pacific Northwest-inspired seafood on Belmar's main drag.
The world's most famous outdoor venue is technically in Morrison, but Lakewood is the closest city for lodging and dining.
2,600 acres of trails, fishing, and a swim beach with mountain views. $10 entry.
National Natural Landmark where you can touch 150-million-year-old dinosaur tracks. Free outdoor trail; visitor center has exhibits.
One of the best. Hotels in Lakewood are 10–15 minutes from the venue, and you avoid the post-concert traffic mess of trying to get back to downtown Denver.
About 45–60 minutes via I-70 or E-470. Our chauffeurs choose the route based on current traffic conditions.
Door-to-door from DIA or anywhere on the Front Range. Flight tracked, no surge pricing.
Get a Quote