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Rocky mountain national park is
one of the most picturesque locations to be married
in all of Colorado. Choosing between the
grandeur of the mountain peaks, the crystal clear
lakes, sparkling waterfalls and creeks, wild
flower blanketed meadows or artfully designed rock
outcroppings with bountiful wildlife surrounding
you... the decision can be a tough one!
Our objective on this page
is to help guide you through the choices and to
explore the different options. By utilizing
our own customized map and the photo guide of
different wedding locations, we hope to assist you
to find the perfect spot for your wedding nuptials!
As a reminder, a park permit
is required for all weddings in Rocky Mountain
National Park, and different locations throughout
the park host different rules such as the number of
guests allowed, chairs, decor, length of time
allotted, etc.

Click for Descriptions and Photos on:
1. Sprague Lake
2. Moraine
Park Overlook
3. Cub Lake
Trailhead
4. Moraine Pointe
5. Moraine Park
6. Alluvial Fan
7. Lily Lake
8. Bear Lake
9. Beaver
Meadows
10. Trail Ridge
Road
11.
Estes Park Historic Water Wheel
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1. Sprague Lake
- Located along the road towards Bear
Lake, there are multiple sites throughout the
Sprague Lake area for romantic and private weddings.
Along the main path that is 1/2 mile in length
around the lake, you will find the dock, south side
peninsula, the overlook bench, and on the north side
of the parking lot you will find the pathway to the
river overlook and riverside locations. Picnic
tables are available for celebrations and public
restrooms are available - Outhouse style in the
winter and full running water restrooms in the
summer months. (Note - if you are planning to
change into your wedding clothes onsite, bring along
a sheet or blanket to put down on the ground in the
restroom to protect your clothing)
Sprague Lake Dock
Sprague Lake
Peninsula
Sprague Lake
Overlook
Sprague Lake
River Head
Sprague Lake
Center Ice
Sprague Lake Meadow
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2.
Moraine Park Overlook - As it's own
island to the meadow below, Moraine Park Overlook is
a beautiful spot that provides views of 360% of
mountain peaks, and beautiful Moraine Park that is
frequented by deer, elk, coyotes, rabbits and more
wildlife than you can see in any other spot within
the park. An easy walk from the road, there is
limited parking available. No restrooms or
picnic accommodations in the immediate area.
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4. Moraine Pointe
- One of our most popular newly discovered
sites... limited parking and a short walk up hill,
but graced by spectacular views of 360% of mountain
grandeur, overlooking a meadow with wildlife
stopping by frequently to graze, and a crystal clear
river perfect for photo opportunities. The
walk uphill can be difficult for handicapped or
elderly, so keep that in mind when making plans.
As well, because it is the only high point in the
area, breezes can come up unexpectedly and guests
may need to bring a jacket.
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6.
Alluvial Fan - If you are looking for a
waterfall feature that is located a short walk from
ample parking, this is an excellent location.
Approx. 1/4 mile walk to various locations in the
area depending on your willingness to hike, climb,
and the number of guests you have. Public
restrooms and picnic areas are located just off of 2
large parking areas. Bridges, rock
outcroppings, waterfalls, rivers and mountain
backdrops provide multiple sites for photos.
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9.
Beaver Meadows Overlook - This site offer
spectacular rock outcroppings and staggering views
of the range. A short walk from the roadside,
this site offers only limited parking and no
restrooms.
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