You’ve seen the epic landscapes of Colorado, perhaps in photos online, visiting in person or maybe you’re lucky enough to live in this beautiful place! You’ve made the decision to elope in Colorado, now you may be wondering how to elope in Colorado? Well friend, you’re in for a treat! With our 11+ years of experience as elopement wedding photographers here in Colorado, we’ve crafted a full guide for you to know how to elope in Colorado. But here’s the short answer:
How to elope in Colorado: grab your marriage license from a local license office in the state (some even can be done online), bring your ID and checkbook, then you’ll be set to exchange your vows, sign your license and mail it back. Bam! You’ve figured out how to elope in Colorado.
But, wait… there is so much more your Colorado elopement could be and we believe it’s worthy of as grand a celebration as a traditional wedding. We want so much for your wedding day, beyond exchanging words and signing a paper. This is where we, your Colorado elopement photographers and guides, get to joyfully come in to help you know how to truly elope in Colorado. You ready? Let’s get on the details of how to elope in Colorado!
How to Elope in Colorado
How to Elope in Colorado: You Can Elope in Colorado and Marry Yourselves
How to elope in Colorado: it’s simple–one option is to just marry yourselves! Ok ok, what does that mean, exactly?! What are the Colorado elopement laws?
It’s really very simple. In the state of Colorado, you do not need to have any witnesses present and are not required to have an officiant. All you need to do is:
- Head to a Colorado marriage license office to obtain your license once you arrive in Colorado (some even can be filled out online). Licenses must be from the state in which you’re eloping.
- Bring your ID and checkbook.
- Follow the instructions to check out.
- Then you’re all set to go to exchange your vows. A.K.A. have what’s called a self solemnization marriage ceremony.
- Next, sign your license. While you don’t have to have witnesses, you can if you like. Heck, your dog could even put their paw print as a witness here (yes, that’s not a joke–in Colorado, your dog can serve as a legal witness) So, fun right!? We love our dogs here…
- Follow the instructions on your license to mail it back in to the legal office for records.
Ta-da! That’s how to elope in Colorado!
P.s. Want a self solemnization script? Scroll down, we’ve got you covered!
How to Elope in Colorado:
Now What?
How to Elope: Now What?
While it is SUPER simple to elope on your own in Colorado, we truly believe your wedding day deserves so much more celebration than exchanging words and signing a paper. This is exactly where we, Lumalia (Emmy) and team with Celebrate Again, get to step in as your Colorado elopement photographers and guides with our 11+ years of experience. We believe your wedding day deserves as much celebration as a traditional wedding, but in a way that perfectly suits you.
So, before you move on, can we share with you why eloping in Colorado is amazing? We’ll share the best time of year to elope, some awesome tips on how to elope in this beautiful state, and more. We believe in you having an epic wedding day together.
Wondering how to navigate eloping during the pandemic? Check out our guide!
How to Elope in Colorado:
What is An Elopement, really?
What is An Elopement, really?
Let’s begin here: what is an elopement really? Elopements are customized wedding day experiences centered around a couple and their story. That’s it. Traditional weddings, on the other hand, usually get centered around extravagance, tradition, and religious or familial obligations, often catered more to the guests in attendance than the couple themselves. Elopements put the couples’ desires and story above or alongside the traditions they choose to include.
So really, there isn’t too big a difference between getting married conventionally and eloping. Elopements are about the couple and traditional weddings are about appeasing those on your guest list.
Want to read more about what an elopement is? Head to this blog post: What is An Elopement , and check out this deep dive on the differences of an elopement vs wedding
Wondering how to make an elopement special, check out our guide of 25 ideas!
How to Elope in Colorado:
Why Elope in Colorado?
Why Should You Elope in Colorado?
You’ve said “yes” to eloping in Colorado, or maybe are really considering it now, but why should you elope in Colorado instead of elsewhere?
How to Elope in Colorado: Colorado is Beautiful No Matter The Season
Colorado is beautiful no matter the season; autumn, winter, spring, summer. You can even experience such polar abnormalities as a sunny, high-70’s day in the midst of winter, or several inches of snowfall in June. Don’t worry though, we’ll explain how to navigate these factors in our best time to elope in Colorado section of this post. Simply put, the weather is a bit wild here, but aren’t all beautiful things a bit wild?
“Aren’t all beautiful things a bit wild?”
How To Elope in Colorado: ACCESS To NEARLY Endless Destinations
After living in Colorado for over a decade and helping many couples understand how to elope here, we’ve come to be familiar with many of the amazing places in which you can get eloped in Colorado. You can find a desertous landscape, breathtaking mountain passes, deep valleys surrounded by mountain peaks, snow covered hills, alpine lakes, rivers to dip your toes into and even cities to get your inner foodie satisfied (not to mention ALL the local craft beer your heart could ever dream of).
A HELPFUL ELOPEMENT GUIDE WE'VE PUT TOGETHER
This is kind of a side note, so we’ll totally leave this option up to you. We think Oregon is also a pretty awesome place to elope as well if you love cliffside ocean views and crazy epic waterfalls. Check out our sister company’s guide on How do you elope.
We’ve assembled this helpful free resource, Best Places To Elope, made up by 20 adventure wedding photographers to help guide you! It includes some of the best places to elope in Oregon
If you want to explore our favorite mountains in Washington, check out this guide to planning a Mount Rainier elopement from our Washington elopement photographers and sister company, The Dropped Pin.
How to Elope in Colorado:
Best Places to Elope in Colorado
How to Elope in Colorado: 8+ Best Places to Elope in Colorado
You really want us to pick the BEST Colorado wedding destinations? This is so freaking hard. I mean, I think you can seriously step outside your door most places around Colorado near the mountains and have your jaw hit the floor. It’s so crazy beautiful here. Don’t worry though, we’ll share our favorite spots.
HOW TO ELOPE IN COLORADO: Best Places to Elope in Colorado #1 Breckenridge
How to elope in Colorado:
#1 Breckenridge
Breckenridge is such a lovely mountain town, world-renowned and absolutely adorable. It does have a handful of small wedding venues you can choose from, but in Summit County (where Breck is located) you can only get married at two locations which are outdoors on public lands. Want to learn more about elopement packages for Breckenridge, Colorado, and where to get married there? Check out our Sapphire Point Wedding Guide to understand the area’s rules and permit information. Don’t worry, there are lots of options besides these two places!
You’ll also love this Sapphire Point elopement we photographed!
HOW TO ELOPE IN COLORADO: Best Places to Elope in Colorado
#2 Loveland Pass
How to elope in Colorado:
#2 Loveland Pass
Loveland Pass sits at the top of the continental divide. This is a crazy beautiful mountain pass with 365-degree views. Many tourists stop here to just see the sweeping mountain vistas all around. It’s pretty dang breathtaking!
How to elope in Colorado: Best Places to Elope in Colorado
#3 Rocky Mountain National Park
How to elope in Colorado:
#3 Rocky Mountain National Park
We could go on for days about eloping in Colorado in Rocky Mountain National Park, but we’ll just leave it at this: it’s a lovely place to elope in Colorado. Granted, over the past few years, it’s become very restricted in regards to getting married there. Check out our Rocky Mountain National Park Wedding Guide to help you understand the ins and outs of eloping here.
You may also like this Rocky Mountain National Park Elopement.
How to elope in Colorado: Best Places to Elope in Colorado
#4 Golden, Colorado
How to elope in Colorado: Golden, Colorado
Golden is a lovely little town that sits in the valley of the foothills outside of Denver. While visitors from flatter parts of the country may see this view as the epic majesty of the Rocky Mountains, they really are just hills to us locals. We love them nonetheless! In Golden, you’ll find sweeping mountain views, gorgeous rivers and an adorable town to explore next to the famous Coors brewery.
Check out this Golden Colorado Elopement we did!
How to elope in Colorado: Best Places to Elope in Colorado
#5 Mount Evans
How to elope in Colorado:
#5 Mount Evans Elopement
This is maybe one of our top favorite places to elope because it is WAY less busy and, in our opinion, just as lovely as parts of Rocky Mountain National Park. Mount Evans is a national park, so you’ll have to check with the park website or a ranger at the entrance to get your permits. If you hire us as your elopement photographers and guides, we can help you do this!
How to elope in Colorado: Best Places to Elope in Colorado
#6 Hanging Lake Elope Colorado
How to elope in Colorado:
#6 Hanging Lake Elope Colorado
Hanging Lake is a gem of Colorado with its waterfalls and lake. It’s a spot you won’t want to miss even if you don’t elope here. Sadly, it is currently closed due to fires in Summer 2020, but check out Gleenwoods Springs for current status updates on the area.
If you’d love an alternate spot to go, we have an amazing place in mind but it’s one of our client-only privilege locations. It’s one of our *truly* hidden gems, not widely known or crowded with tourists and we like to keep it that way. 😉
How to elope in Colorado: Best Places to Elope in Colorado
#7 Garden of the Gods
How to elope Colorado Springs:
#7 Garden of the Gods Elopement
Garden of the Gods is another gem that is a different landscape than you’d imagine in Colorado. It’s not mountains, it is a desert formation of red rocks (not those Red Rocks). It’s located near Colorado Springs. No permit is needed, but be sure to check their website as this may be subject to change at some point. Garden of the Gods
We think you’ll get inspired by this desert elopement!
How to elope in Colorado: Best Places to Elope in Colorado
#8 Rental Homes
How to elope Colorado Springs:
#8 Rental Homes
Renting a home in Colorado could also be another venue options. For details on how to find an airbnb wedding venue Colorado check out this guide!
How to elope in Colorado: Best Places to Elope in Colorado
#9 More Locations
How To Elope in Colorado: More Locations
This list only scratches the surface of places to elope in Colorado! Here are few more locations and links to some of the Colorado elopements we’ve photographed over the years!
- Breckenridge Elopement Locations
- Grand Lake Wedding
- Vail Elopement
- Colorado Camping Elopement
- Estes Park Elopement
- Eloping in Steamboat Springs, CO
- Winter Park Elopement
- Chautauqua park elopement
- Lost Gulch Elopement
- Airbnb Wedding Venues Colorado
- 4×4 Wedding Jeep Tour Elopement
- Lake Dillon Elopement
- Check out more on our Colorado Elopement blog
For an even more in-depth location guide, we have this article for you about the best Colorado Elopement Locations!
How to Elope in Colorado:
Best Times To Elope in Colorado
How to Elope in Colorado: Best Times To Elope in Colorado
We love weddings year round here in Colorado, but you’ll want to be mindful of the wild weather patterns Colorado has, especially in the mountains. One other thing you’ll truly want to consider if you fall in love with an area is knowing whether or not it is accessible in the season in which you plan to get married, and if so, how. Generally speaking, a lot of areas are accessible year round, you may just have to rent snowmobiles to get to some of the more remote locations, snowshoe in, or go all out and rent a private helicopter tour!
How to Elope in Colorado: Best Times To Elope in Colorado
Colorado Winter Elopements
How to Elope in Colorado:
Colorado Winter Elopements
The Secret Truth of How to Elope in Colorado in The Winter
We hate being a killjoy, but we also don’t want you to plan your dream winter wedding in a month that the rest of the world considers a snowy season and arrive on a muddy or dry day. True winter wonderlands usually don’t arrive in the mountains until late January or February.
Colorado has been known to have dry conditions in November and December when the majority of tourists flock to its ski towns and resorts for alpine adventures, but little do they know: this isn’t our best time in winter. But, shh, don’t tell too many people. 😉
I must add the caveat that in 2019, we had the snowiest December we’ve had in a long time. As you’ll come to learn, if you want to elope in Colorado, you have to be able to go with the flow.
How to Elope in Colorado: Best Times To Elope in Colorado
Spring Elopements
How to Elope in Colorado: Spring Elopements
Colorado spring elopements are a bit of a toss up. We’ve had elopements in March with warm temperatures in the 50s with the sun shining on your skin. How it feels though, you’d think it was 70 degrees out.
But it’s important to note that February and March, sometimes April, are historically our snowiest months. Spring can arrive in the city and in the desertous parts of Colorado in April and May, but don’t expect to see any wildflowers in the mountains until late June and sometimes early July.
What's the weather like in Spring?
It can snow into early June in the mountains and may be muddy. The locals start to skip town this part of the year because it’s called “Mud Season.” It can also be warm and sunny. Plan for all seasons if you plan a Spring Colorado elopement! If that doesn’t frighten you away, there are a lot of perks.
Perks of Spring Elopements in Colorado
You probably won’t be competing for the best dates like in the summer time or fall. All your other accommodations are probably going to be at a more affordable rate since it’s not the peak season. If you love skiing or snowboarding, you can still enjoy those into April, and in some resorts, as far as late May or occasionally the first week in June!
How to Elope in Colorado: Best Times To Elope in Colorado
Summer Elopements
How to Elope in Colorado:
Colorado Summer Elopements
Eloping in Colorado in the summer is a dream. The weather is usually a bit more predictable and warmer in the summer. This is nice if you have your heart set on attire that shows a bit more skin or if you just love warmer weather. Granted, don’t expect super warm temperatures if you’re going to be in the mountains.
You can, however, expect warm weather in the more desertous locations.
Eloping in Summer in Colorado: What To Expect
You can expect weather in the mountains to be in the 60-80s, but it could get to as low as the 50s or 40s with a decent breeze. The higher you go in elevation, it can even feel like it’s freezing with the wind chill. Make sure to look up your forecast and always have a coat and layers, no matter the season!
Eloping in Summer in Colorado: What To Expect
Mornings are usually better because thunderstorms tend to roll in in the afternoons which can make a very unsafe environment, especially if you plan to get married at the top of a mountain peak.
How to Elope in Colorado: Best Times To Elope in Colorado
Fall Elopements
How to Elope in Colorado:
Colorado Fall Elopements
Fall, leaves changing, all the pumpkin flavored things (talking to you, pumpkin spice latte coffee lovers), sweaters and all the cozy feelings. Your biggest question may be: When are the fall colors going to peak if I elope in Colorado?!
When Can I See The Fall Colors?
Guess what? No one really knows because it’s never quite the same from year to year. Historically, in these high altitudes, it can be late August or September. Rarely, the fall colors will peak in very early October. Usually by mid or end of August, local forecasters will create a map showing when they estimate the colors will change by area. Sadly though, one stray snow storm can turn fall colors into a muddy brown mess.
What’s The Fall Weather like?
In the fall, you can expect the weather to be a little cooler and snow may be possible late September into October. It can also rain and thunderstorm or be sunny, dry and absolutely perfect.
These transitional seasons are a bit unpredictable here in the high country, but it is typically a slower season in more popular destinations, meaning the towns are less busy and any hotels or rental places may have a cheaper rate.
Ready to start planning your timeline? Check out our elopement timeline examples guide!
How to Elope in Colorado: Colorado Elopement Packages
How Much Does it Cost to Elope in Colorado?
How to Elope in Colorado: Eloping in Colorado Packages
We love the freedom of being able to create your own elopement package, because like you, your wedding day should be unique and amazing. So, here are some sample budgets to give you an idea of how much it may cost to elope in Colorado.
Luxury Elopements
- Marriage License $30
- Location Permit – $250
- Luxury 3 Night Stay – $1500+
- Photographer – $8000
- Meal – $300
- Flowers for you, dinner and ceremony – $1000
- Hair and Makeup – $250
- Wedding Dress – $4000
- Suit – $1000
- Stylist to plan out your outfits, ceremony and romantic outdoor dinner – $1500
- Total Cost of Luxury Elopement: $18,330+ your travel expenses
Affordable Elopements
- Marriage License $30
- Location Permit – $250
- Affordable 3 Night Stay – $400
- Photographer – $3000
- Meal – $200
- Flowers – $200
- Hair and Makeup – $250
- Green (aka used) Wedding Dress – $800
- Suit Rental – $200
- Total cost of Affordable Elopement: $5,330+ your travel expenses
It’s absolutely WILD to us that for 13K more you can have a LUXURY elopement. The gap between a traditional and luxury wedding is nowhere near as close. We’re talking the difference between $30k and $100k… a $70K difference. So why not just go all out for your elopement?!
P.s. Don’t forget to check out our elopement wedding dress guide to help you pick out your wedding dress!
Check out our adventure elopement packages Colorado and our elopement photography pricing Colorado.
How to Elope in Colorado:
Tips for Eloping in Colorado
Tips for eloping in Colorado
Oh, we’re so excited you’re here! We hope you’re ready to get eloped in Colorado, but we first want to share with you our favorite tips!
How to Elope in Colorado: Tips
Get A Permit
Tips for Elope in Colorado: Get A Permit
All outdoor elopements/events may still require a permit if you’re on any public lands. You’ll have to do your own due diligence to find this out, which may mean finding out who owns the land and giving them a call to double check. You’ll also want to make sure you know the rules of the area. No one wants to get a fine on their wedding day (believe us, it has happened!).
Feel intimidated by this? Don’t fret, this is part of what we help with.
How to Elope in Colorado: Tips
Leave No trace
Tips for Elope in Colorado: Follow Leave No Trace Principles
Follow Leave No Trace principles when eloping in the outdoors – no matter where you go on public lands. What is this, you may ask?
Leave No Trace is a non-profit organization that educates people in following a set of ethical guidelines to help keep our great outdoors protected and cared for so we can continue to enjoy these spaces for years to come. This includes respecting the land, knowing the rules of the area, and leaving only our footprints on the trails (and maybe a little part of our hearts in these beautiful places).
Check out Leave No Trace, or when you hire us as your Colorado Elopement Photographers, we will guide you through what it means for your Colorado elopement wedding day. We’re certified Leave No Trace Photographers!
How to Elope in Colorado: Tips
Altitude
Tips for Elope in Colorado: Altitude, Feel The High
All right, in all seriousness, if you haven’t ever been to Colorado or a high altitude area (5,000 feet or more above sea level), we want you to know what to expect.
Altitude sickness is a real thing that may happen to even the healthiest of young people. It can make you feel dizzy or faint. Our best tips for avoiding this is to stay hydrated with electrolytes.
Pro Tip a squeeze of a whole fresh lemon or lime in your water can add all the electrolytes you need!
If you have guests or family with you, make sure you have alternative plans if they cannot make it to your ceremony spot because of altitude sickness–we’ve seen this happen!
Read more about eloping with family here!
How to Elope in Colorado: Tips
Fickle Weather
Tips for Elope in Colorado: The Weather is Fickle
The weather is variable up in the mountains, but the great part of Colorado is that it can downpour for an hour, and a short time later there’s full sunshine with not a cloud in sight. Or our personal favorite is sunshine during rain which creates some amazing contrasting clouds for photos.
Consider a morning celebration to avoid afternoon thunderstorms in the summer. Or make sure you’re working with an amazing photographer to help you have a Plan B or maybe C.
How to Elope in Colorado: Tips
What To Pack For Colorado
Tips for Elope in Colorado: What to Pack
Ready to pack your bags? Make sure you have everything you need with our Colorado Packing List!
Or check out our packing list for elopement!
How to Elope in Colorado:
Elopement Checklist
Elopement Checklist
We don’t know about you, but we love checklists around here! Some of these may not pertain to your situation, but we recommend having as many of these things as possible to be fully prepared. Maybe these will even spark an idea for your elopement, too.
Below is a quick checklist, for a more through elopement checklist check out our guide that includes a free elopement checklist pdf!
- Vows
- Rings
- Marriage License
- Checkbook/Cash/Credit Cards
- IDs
- Dress/Suit
- Fun Hanger for Attire
- Flowers
- Extra hair and makeup products for on-the-go fixes
- Shoes (maybe walking shoes too)
- Layers – wool is your best friend
- Skin colored fleece lined tights
- Hats, gloves, scarfs
- Snow/Rain Jacket you don’t mind pictures with
- Snacks (don’t let yourself get hangry! i.e. hungry + angry)
- Water
- Gift For Your New Spouse
- Bluetooth Speaker
- Phone With Playlist Downloaded
- Google Maps Downloaded
- Directions To Your Locations Printed
- Phone
- Phone Car Charger
- Gas Filled Up
- Tires Filled Up
- Windshield Wiper Filled Up
- Oil Levels Checked
- Tire Pressure Levels Checked
- Spare Tire
- Winter Emergency Car Supplies
How To Elope in Colorado: Planning Guide
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How to Elope in Colorado:
Self Solemnization Script
Self Solemnization Script
Welcome (optional)
Readings (optional)
Vows: You’ll find traditional vows below, or write your own. Remember to write these as intentional promises to each other, they’re not just love letters, though you could include statements you would in a love letter.
{Partner 2 name}, today I give myself to you in marriage.
From this day forward
I promise to stand beside you and love you completely
Through the good times and the bad,
In sickness and in health,
In times of plenty and in times of want,
When our love is effortless,
And when it takes work.
I will laugh with you in times of joy
And comfort you in times of sorrow.
I will respect, trust, support, and care for you.
I will be faithful to you and honest with you.
I will cherish you and hold you in the highest regard.
Whatever may come I will be there beside you
All the days of my life.
{Partner 1 name}, today I give myself to you in marriage.
From this day forward
I promise to stand beside you and love you completely
Through the good times and the bad,
In sickness and in health,
In times of plenty and in times of want,
When our love is effortless,
And when it takes work.
I will laugh with you in times of joy
And comfort you in times of sorrow.
I will respect, trust, support, and care for you.
I will be faithful to you and honest with you.
I will cherish you and hold you in the highest regard.
Whatever may come I will be there beside you
All the days of my life.
Exchange Rings
United Tradition (Optional.) Some examples would include lighting a candle (location permitted), pouring two different kinds of sand into one jar, tying rope together into a knot.
Sign your license (or you can do this later if at an outdoor location where it could get ruined)
Pronounce Yourselves (optional)
- {Partner} By the authority vested in us by the state of Colorado we can officially say-
- {Say together} We now pronounce ourselves ________ and ________ !
How To Elope In Colorado:
What’s Next?
How to Elope in Colorado:
Hire Your Colorado Elopement Photographers + Guide
We’re here to be your elopement day BFF’s and share our expertise through the entire planning process.Schedule a call with us to get this party started!
We believe in intention over tradition and that your wedding day should feel like you!
Let’s craft a wedding day experience that lets you run wild.
Learn more about hiring us as your Colorado elopement photographers.
Feeling like you want some extra support right now? We gotcha bb. Check out some of our fave elopement guides we’ve made just for you:
- 🧐Should I Elope Quiz
- Elopement VS Wedding deciding which is right for you
- How to Get Married Without a Wedding for couples that want a different kind of day
- ✨How To Make Your Elopement Special
- ⌚️Elopement Timeline
- 👗Elopement Wedding Dress For Your Outdoor Wedding
- ☑️Elopement Checklist
- 🏠Eloping with Family
- 🧳Elopement Packing List
- Elopement Ceremony Guide
- 💦Waterfall Wedding Venues
- Ethereal forest wedding inspo
- Adventurous Hiking Elopement
- 🏞Best Places to Elope
Washington Resources
- How to Elope in Washington State
- The Pros and Cons of a Mount Rainier Elopement
- Your guide to planning your Olympic National Park Wedding
- North Cascades Elopement Guide
- Ruby Beach Elopement Inspo + Planning Tips
- Get to know your Washington Elopement Photographers
- Dream Lake Wedding + Guide
- Panorama Point Wedding + Guide
- Rocky Mountain National Park Wedding + Guide
- Sprague Lake Wedding + Guide
- Wedding in Telluride
- Telluride Elopement
- Steamboat Springs elopement
- Surf Hotel Buena Vista Wedding
- Backyard Airbnb Backyard Wedding
- Vail Elopement
- Breckenridge Elopement Locations + Guide
- Sapphire Point Wedding Guide
- Sapphire Point Elopement Wedding
- Lake Dillon Elopement
- 4×4 Wedding Adventurous Jeep Wrangler Wedding
- Breckenridge Elopement
- Snowmobile Elopement
- Rock Climbing Elopement
- Twin Lakes Elopement
- Airbnb Wedding Venues Colorado
- Brainard Lake Wedding
- Mount Evans Elopement
Our best place to elope in Colorado list & How to elope in Colorado!
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These photos are truly gorgeous!
There is so much great information about eloping in Colorado here! I love how you’ve described what to expect in different seasons so couples can make a choice that really suits their vision. There are so many incredible landscapes to choose from!
Thank you! Yes there really are!
Oh my gosh, now wishing I had eloped in Colorado and had you photographing us! Maybe for our vow renewal 😀
Oh thank you!! That would be amazing. You can always celebrate againn with us!
Damm! This page is jam-packed with so much info! Love it! And can we talk about the dog officiating your wedding part? WHATT! *Books flight to Colorado*
Haha right!? So fun!
This is so amazingly comprehensive! I love that you have so much knowledge of the different areas, times of year, what to wear and so much more. I also love that you mention Leave No Trace, this makes my heart sing. If my elopement plans change to Colorado I will definitely be looking at this for inspiration and contacting you! Awesome info!
Oh my goodness thank you! Yes yes we have to take care of what we have to keep enjoying it for years to come. I’m so glad that this is so helpful to you!