Rocky Mountain Locations to Fit Your Dream!
So you're thinking about eloping in Rocky Mountain National Park. It's no secret that Rocky Mountain National Park is a very large area. It can take a few hours to get from one side to the next. So how do you know where the best places to elope are??? Keep reading to find the best places to elope in Rocky Mountain National Park.
It really all comes down to your vision and what you are needing. Are you wanting a magical forest? The adventure of navigating through towering trees. The smell of fresh wood and earth. Maybe you want something completely different. You want towering mountains. The view of a lake, reflecting all its surrounding beauty. Rocky Mountain has so many different looks and experiences.
As far as ceremony locations go, Rocky Mountain allows ceremonies to take place in 12 locations. The locations are:
-3M Curve -Lilly Lake Dock
-Alluvail Fan Bridge -Lilly Lake Trail
-Bear Lake Nature Trail - Moraine Park Discovery Center Amphit
-Copeland Lake -Sprague Lake
-Harbison Meadow Picnic Area -Timber Creek Campground
-Hidden Valley -Upper Beaver Meadows
A permit will be required for all of these locations. Please keep in mind that Rocky Mountain National Park will not be issuing permits for June and September of 2024. For more information about these locations you can visit here .
As far as elopement day activities and pictures, you are welcome to go to any areas of the park! There are so many different things you can do on your elopement day to make your experience memorable. For a list of recommended activities, take a look at my Elopement Guide for Rocky Mountain National Park.
Some of my favorite spots for pictures are:
Trail Ridge Road
Trail Ridge Road goes for miles. It winds up the mountains and there are endless spots for incredible pictures. One of my favorite spots is literally about 500 feet from the road. It has a mystical looking boulder that creates epic pictures!
If high altitude is not your thing, there are wonderful spots at lower elevations. From open meadows to mystical forests.
There’s a lot to consider when choosing the right location for you. If you’re not sure where to start, you have come to the right place. You can check out my free guide on how to elope in Rocky Mountain National Park here. Send me a message and I would be happy to talk you through the process of choosing the best place to elope in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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