We believe eloping should feel effortless, intentional, and deeply personal, not overwhelming or boxed into traditions that don’t fit you. We’ve created this guide to share everything you need to start planning your Colorado elopement, drawing from years of experience helping couples craft meaningful, adventure-filled days.

Are you planning your adventure elopement and looking for more information regarding permits, and whether or not you need one? Look no further.

When couples come to us seeking an adventure elopement in Durango, Colorado, we know exactly where to take them for breathtaking mountain views that feel like something out of a dream. For Tori and Ezra, simplicity was everything. They didn’t want anything big or elaborate, just the two of them, breathtaking views, and the quiet kind of magic that only the mountains can bring.

Are you dreaming of a wedding day that feels more like an adventure than a traditional ceremony? If so, continue reading. Colorado and Utah are packed with incredible, off-the-beaten-path spots that are perfect for couples who want to ditch the venue and say their vows surrounded by nature.

We realize that the experience you are planning is going to be unique so we custom-tailor adventure elopement packages our couples can rely on based on their specifications, wants, and desires.

After meeting in Crested Butte, in mid-February, we drove to the Kebler Pass trailhead, unloaded the snowmobiles from the trailer, and the Colorado adventure elopement had officially started.