Weddings

by Jesse Speer

by Jesse Speer

by Jesse Speer

Picture exchanging vows on a mountain top surrounded by the snowcapped Rocky Mountains, in a meadow fringed by groves of quaking aspen trees, or in a chapel decorated with colorful wildflowers.

Wedding sites in Rocky Mountain National Park

Rocky has some beautiful places for weddings. Very small groups may enjoy hiking to a special spot. Larger groups will enjoy the following places.

The Park requires a permit and collects a fee. Be sure to read the regulations and apply for the permit in their downloadable information / application sheet.

Lily Lake Group Picnic Area Picnic Area

12 picnic tables, 0 fire pits/grills. Wedding ceremonies for up to 100 people are held on a knoll overlooking the lake. Handicap accessible, Restroom 1/4 mi. away at trailhead. No entrance fee. $50 fee for gate/vehicle access to wedding site.

Hidden Valley Picnic Area

14 picnic tables, 0 fire pits/grills. New restrooms. Trail for walking, group picnic area, smaller picnic sites, Accommodates weddings for up to 100 people.

Alluvial Fan

Large boulders prove the force of water in this area at the lower end of Old Fall River Road. The steep paved trail approaches from both east and west sides. Features educational exhibits. Strollers permitted. Be watchful of small children around rapid water. West side has 8 picnic tables. no... [more]

Sprague Lake Picnic Area

Lovely Sprague Lake offers views of the high peaks. This level hardened gravel trail encircles the lake, and features educational exhibits.. Strollers permitted. 12 picnic tables, 12 fire pits/grills. All handicap accessible. 5 group sites with tables, fire ring and grill. Summer flush toilets; winter vault toilets, open all year.... [more]

Endovalley Picnic Area

32 picnic tables, 30 fire pits/grills. 2 vault toilets. The meadow over the footbridge is a good wedding site for up to 60 people.

Moraine Park Museum & Amphitheater

Moraine Park Visitor Center / Museum in Rocky Mountain National Park is an historic building with interactive exhibits on the past and present landscape, a bookstore, a half-mile nature trail with brochure. Open daily 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m summer through October 8, 2008. The museum is... [more]

Hermit Park

This newly acquired Larimer County Open Space is 1,362 acres surrounded by Roosevelt National Forest. It's 2 miles southeast of the town of Estes Park on U.S. Highway 36. Hiking trails, wetlands, horseback riding, mountain biking, picnicking and camping facilities are available. The park... [more]

Timber Creek Campground

Timber Creek Campground is open year-round on US Route 34 about eight miles east of the Grand Lake entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. The 98 sites are first-come, first-served; reservatons are not accepted. Water to the campground is on from late May through September but here are no electric,... [more]

Upper Beaver Meadows Mid-way Picnic Area

5 picnic tables with vews of the Continental Divide and open meadow, 5 fire pits/grills. vault toilet, As a wedding site it accommodates up to 35 people. In the winter it's gated for walk-in access only.... [more]

Harbison Meadows Picnic Area

Meadow area with wildlife and views of mountains around Grand Lake. 4 picnic tables, 4 fire pits/grills. No restrooms. As a wedding area it accommodates up to 100 people,

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