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About Royal Gorge Bridge & Park
Royal Gorge Bridge & Park offers a dramatic outdoor experience perched above the Arkansas River. Home to the Elk Park Amphitheater, the park hosts concerts and events with lawn seating for up to about 2,500 guests. Whether you’re here for music, a scenic gondola ride, or the thrill of walking the historic bridge, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan a smooth visit. From on-site parking to accessible routes and nearby lodging and dining, explore what makes Royal Gorge a must-do in Canon City, Colorado.
Pro tip: secure your seats early for concerts, check the schedule for Boo at the Bridge during Halloween, and consider staying at an affiliated hotel for easy access to the park. If you’re planning a day trip, the North Gate provides convenient entry, and you can complete your visit with a gondola ride across the gorge or a walk along the bridge. We’ve gathered essential information below to help you plan efficiently and enjoy your time at Royal Gorge Bridge & Park.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 4218 County Road 3A, Canon City, CO 81212.
- Venue type: Outdoor amusement park/tourist attraction centered on the Royal Gorge Bridge and related attractions.
- Seating/chart: Elk Park Amphitheater uses lawn seating (first-come, first-served) with around 2,500 capacity for concerts.
- Parking: Free on-site parking; oversized vehicles go to Upper Parking Lot B; handicap parking near the Visitor Center.
- Transit/access: Access via the North Gate; the Amphitheater is reachable by walking the bridge or via Aerial Gondola across the gorge.
- Nearby hotels: Best Western Canon City (110 Latigo Ln), Holiday Inn Express Canon City (3271 US-50), Quality Inn & Suites Canon City (3075 E US 50).
- Notable events: Boo at the Bridge Halloween event; Elk Park Amphitheater concert series; Cloudscraper Zip Line opened in 2015; historic fire in 2013 and park reopening in 2014.