Best Hiking Elopement Locations: From a Photographer Who’s Hiked Over 1200 miles

There’s something about hiking elopements that just feels right. Trading the stress of a big wedding for a trail that leads to sweeping views, fresh air, and a sense of freedom – that’s where memories are made. Whether you’re looking for an easy stroll to an overlook or a multi-day trek to say your vows under the stars, the world is full of trails that make the perfect backdrop for your day. I can promise you this: no matter what location you choose, a hiking elopement gives you a wedding day you’ll actually remember. 

My job isn’t just to take photos, but also to guide you through the planning process so your elopement feels adventurous, meaningful, and totally stress-free. If you’re looking for someone to help you dream up (and actually pull off) a hiking wedding day, you’re in the right place., I’ve built this guide to help you dream up what’s possible. These are some of the best hiking elopement locations in the U.S. and around the world. Let’s dive in!

How to Use This Guide

This isn’t a ranked list, but rather an inspiration-packed guide to help you find the spot that feels most like you. For each location, you’ll find a little about the vibe, some of the trails or views that make it special, the best time of year to go, and tips I’ve learned as a photographer who lives for the outdoors. Think of this as a trail map pointing you toward landscapes and adventures that could shape your wedding day into something unforgettable.

You can always use the Side “Table of Contents” Bar to navigate to a specific location again or any other section that you found helpful.

Finally, this guide is just the tip of the iceberg to help you get inspired, but if you are thinking of a location that you don’t see on this list, reach out to me and we will work together to see if a hiking elopement would be feasible. Keep reading to get inspired!

Best United States Hiking Elopement Locations

The United States is home to some of the most diverse landscapes in the world! So naturally, it has its own dedicated section in this guide. Here are some of the best United States Hiking Elopement Locations!

Appalachian Mountains, Georgia

My backyard, so it has a special place in my heart. The southern stretch of the Appalachian Mountains in Georgia is rugged, underrated, and perfect for couples who want big views without big crowds. Trails like Preachers Rock and Blood Mountain deliver epic overlooks in just a few miles, while Tallulah Gorge State Park gives you waterfalls and dramatic cliffsides. These mountains are a little quieter than Tennessee or North Carolina, so if you’re looking for peace and intimacy among the quiet forest, this is the spot.

Best for: Sunrise hikes, forest vibes, elopements with solitude
Best Months to Elope Here: September–November for color, or April–May for wildflowers
Average Hiking Expertise: Novice
Insider Tip: The weather here changes quickly, pack a jacket and be prepared for a pop-up shower. Don’t worry though, we won’t let it stop the elopement fun!

Check out my full list of Georgia Elopement Locations

Yosemite National Park, California

No hiking elopement location list would be complete without Yosemite Nation Park! Few places rival the drama of Yosemite. From Glacier Point’s sweeping views of Half Dome to trails leading into the Yosemite Valley or up toward Taft Point, it’s a hiker’s dream. Waterfalls, granite cliffs, and iconic peaks make this park one of the most stunning backdrops for vows.

Best for: Iconic scenery, adventurous hikes, couples who want that “wow” factor
Best Months to Elope Here: May–June for full waterfalls, September–October for less crowds
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Popular overlooks get packed, plan for sunrise or hike further off the beaten path. Apply early for your permits to popular spots like Glacier Point.

Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina

The Blue Ridge Parkway is famous for its winding roads, sweeping overlooks, and trails that lead straight into magic. Spots like Craggy Gardens, Black Balsam Knob, and Beacon Heights are all stunning, each with their own vibe. From wildflower meadows to wide-open mountaintop views, the Blue Ridge Parkway is one of the most accessible places to plan a hiking elopement, with trails ranging from super short to more challenging treks.

Best for: Couples who want multiple backdrops in one day or two ceremonies one just them and one for guests.
Best Months to Elope Here: Late May–June, Late September for foliage before the crowds
Average Hiking Expertise: Beginner
Insider Tip: Sunrise is unbeatable on the Parkway. The crowds thin out, and you’ll feel like you’ve got the mountains to yourself (and sometimes you literally will)!

Feeling the vibes? Check out my full North Carolina Elopement Locations Guide.

Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

My absolute favorite National Park (it’s close between this and Yosemite)! The Tetons rise straight out of the valley in jaw-dropping fashion, making them one of the most dramatic mountain ranges in the U.S. Trails around Jenny Lake or up to Delta Lake give you stunning views, while alpine lakes and meadows fill in the softer side of the landscape. It’s a hiking elopement paradise with varying levels of difficulty for every type of hiker.

Best for: Mountain-loving couples who want rugged peaks and alpine lakes
Best Months to Elope Here: June–September
Average Hiking Expertise: Difficult
Insider Tip: Afternoon storms are common, so planning morning hikes and an afternoon meal back at a cabin allow for the best and safest elopements. Bonus, you’ll beat the crowds!

Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

Colorado’s crown jewel, RMNP is full of alpine lakes, snowy peaks, and endless trails. Dream Lake, Sky Pond, and the iconic and sought after Maroon Bells offer everything from short hikes to serious adventures. You can find everything from wildflower meadows to glacier-fed lakes here. 

Best for: Alpine lakes, snowy peaks, and that classic Colorado vibe
Best Months to Elope Here: July–September
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Altitude is no joke here, so plan extra time to acclimate if you’re coming from lower elevations.

White Mountains, New Hampshire

The White Mountains are rugged, wild, and full of trails that make for unforgettable elopements. Franconia Ridge, Mount Washington, and hidden waterfalls give you a mix of iconic views and off-the-beaten-path gems. Fall here is absolutely legendary!

Best for: Couples who want dramatic ridges and East Coast alpine vibes
Best Months to Elope Here: May or September–October
Average Hiking Expertise: Difficult
Insider Tip: The weather is unpredictable in the White Mountains, so pack for wind, rain, and sun all in one day.

Smoky Mountain National Park, Tennessee

The Smokies are full of rolling ridges, lush forests, and misty mountain views that feel almost otherworldly. Trails like Alum Cave to Mount LeConte or Andrews Bald give you that backcountry feel, while Clingmans Dome or Newfound Gap are more accessible for a quick overlook. If you love the idea of variety, moody AF mornings with fog, dense forest trails, and epic mountain views all in one day, the Smokies are hard to beat.

Best for: Couples wanting accessibility, waterfalls, and famous smoky horizons
Best Months to Elope Here: April for mild weather, September–October for color, June for fireflies
Average Hiking Expertise: Novice
Insider Tip: The smoky mountains get their name from the “smoke” (clouds) that form over the horizons, usually in the morning. So if you want moodiness, elope in the morning or late afternoon.

Want even more places to elope in Tennessee?

Acadia National Park, Maine

Okay, maybe I lied or I just love so many places, this might also be my favorite National Park because of the uniqueness it offers. Where mountains meet the sea, Acadia gives you coastal cliffs, quiet forest trails, and summits like Cadillac Mountain that are perfect for sunrise vows. It’s one of the most unique hiking elopement spots in the U.S., with salty air and mountain views rolled into one. The park offers trails for all experience levels, making it easy to find a spot that matches your vision and abilities. With its diverse scenery and relaxed vibe, Acadia is a dream destination for adventurous couples looking to have a hiking elopement.

Best for: Couples who want coastal + mountain landscapes
Best Months to Elope Here: September, late October-early November for less crowds, or June
Average Hiking Expertise: Novice
Insider Tip: Sunrise on Cadillac is iconic, but so are the crowds. If you want true privacy, pick a quieter trail for more intimacy.

Adirondack Mountains, New York

The Adirondacks cover a massive stretch of northern New York, with over 40 high peaks and endless lakes. Trails like Cascade Mountain are accessible, while Mount Marcy and others offer a challenge with massive payoff. It’s remote, rugged, and absolutely beautiful.

Best for: Couples who want real wilderness and don’t mind working for the view
Best Months to Elope Here: July–October
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Black flies are fierce in spring, so I would avoid this time of year.

Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina

Pisgah wilderness is wild, rugged, and full of trails that lead to incredible views. Linville Gorge is home to some truly epic peaks that you wouldn’t think are in the Southeast, while Sam Knob provides a bald mountain with 360 views. The mix of waterfalls, balds, and high peaks makes Pisgah one of the most versatile hiking elopement locations in the Southeast. Seriously, it’s amazing!

Best for: Adventurous couples who want variety and privacy in the Southeast.
Best Months to Elope Here: June–October. Winter is underrated, but some places could be closed for the season.
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Pisgah wilderness is massive! I suggest spending some time before or after your elopement, and you’ll see how much variety it really offers.

Check out my full North Carolina Elopement Locations Guide for more details.

Sawtooth Mountains, Idaho

If you’re looking for rugged alpine peaks without the heavy crowds of Colorado or the Tetons, the Sawtooths are pure magic. With over 700 miles of trails, you’ll find everything from hidden alpine lakes like Alice Lake and Sawtooth Lake to sweeping ridges that feel untouched. The jagged skyline here is dramatic and unforgettable, especially at sunrise.

Best for: Secluded alpine vibes, couples who want off-the-beaten-path adventure
Best Months to Elope Here: July–September
Average Hiking Expertise: Difficult
Insider Tip: Many trails require a bit of backpacking so if you’re up for it, plan an overnight to catch sunset and sunrise in the mountains.

Sequoia National Park, California

Often overshadowed by its neighbor Yosemite, Sequoia is home to the giant sequoia trees that are thousands of years old and taller than skyscrapers. This park is humbling and awe-inspiring. Trails like Congress Trail or hikes into the backcountry offer a mix of peaceful forest vibes and sweeping Sierra views. If you want to feel small in the best way and love trees, this is the place.

Best for: Couples who want forest magic, ancient trees, and quiet trails
Best Months to Elope Here: May–October
Average Hiking Expertise: Novice
Insider Tip: Combine Sequoia with nearby Kings Canyon for an elopement that blends massive trees and dramatic mountain views.

Sedona, Arizona

Red rock spires, desert energy, and glowing sunsets – Sedona is a hiking elopement dream for beginners and advanced hikers alike. Trails like Cathedral Rock, Devil’s Bridge, and Bell Rock give you otherworldly views with relatively short hikes. The light in Sedona, especially at golden hour, is unmatched.

Best for: Desert landscapes, epic sunsets, and spiritual energy
Best Months to Elope Here: March–May or October–November
Average Hiking Expertise: Beginner
Insider Tip: Sunrise here is magical and much less crowded. Plus the red rocks glow even brighter!

Mt. Rainier and The Cascades, Washington

Washington offers some of the most dramatic mountain landscapes in the U.S. Mount Rainier National Park has wildflower meadows at Paradise, glacier views, and alpine ridges that feel unreal. Meanwhile, the North Cascades are often called the “American Alps,” with rugged peaks and turquoise lakes like Diablo Lake.

Best for: Big mountain energy, wildflower meadows, alpine lakes
Best Months to Elope Here: July–September
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Wildflowers peak in August at Rainier. Plan for a weekday to avoid crowds and snag those dreamy fields to yourselves.

Nāpali Coast, Kauai, Hawaii

One of the most breathtaking coastal hikes in the world, the Kalalau Trail hugs the cliffs of the Nāpali Coast with views of emerald ridges and turquoise ocean below. Even shorter sections of the trail give you incredible views if you don’t want to do the full trek. If you want a tropical hiking elopement, this is the ultimate adventure for you.

Best for: Couples who want dramatic coastal cliffs and ocean views
Best Months to Elope Here: May–September (drier season)
Average Hiking Expertise: Advanced
Insider Tip: This area requires permits and can be logistically tricky so plan ahead and go prepared for mud.

Denali and Kenai Fjords, Alaska

Alaska feels like another planet, and it’s perfect for couples who want true wilderness. Denali National Park offers massive mountain backdrops, tundra trails, and endless opportunities for wildlife encounters. Kenai Fjords adds glaciers and coastal views into the mix. Hiking here feels raw, wild, and unforgettable.

Best for: Couples who want remote, untamed adventure
Best Months to Elope Here: June–September
Average Hiking Expertise: Difficult
Insider Tip: Weather here can be unpredictable. Embrace the wildness and pack layers for every possibility.

Overwhelmed by choices?

Don’t worry, I help my couples narrow down the perfect trail that matches their energy, season, and priorities. If you’re feeling stuck on where to have your hiking elopement, let’s figure it out together!

Best Hiking Elopement Locations Worldwide

As someone who has been to 5 continents, I have hiked all over the world. Some of these on this list I have been to, and some I have done enough research to know that they would be an incredible backdrop for a hiking elopement. These are some of the best hiking elopement locations around the world!

Dolomites, Italy

The Dolomites are pure magic! Jagged limestone peaks, alpine meadows, and turquoise lakes that feel straight out of a fairytale. You can find easy walks to viewpoints like Lago di Braies, or take on more challenging trails that wind through the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. This is one of Europe’s most iconic hiking destinations and one of my personal favorite places on Earth! If you are searching for adventure and epic backdrops, look no further!

Best For: Iconic alpine landscapes, dramatic cliffs, sunrise and sunset glow
Best Months to Elope: June – September
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: The Dolomites are popular, so consider sunrise ceremonies to enjoy solitude before the crowds arrive.

Trolltunga, Norway

Trolltunga is one of Norway’s most jaw-dropping hikes, with its famous “troll’s tongue” rock jutting dramatically over a fjord. The trail is long and strenuous, but the payoff is an unbeatable sense of adventure and a backdrop that screams epic.

Best For: Dramatic cliff views, adventurous couples, bucket-list elopements
Best Months to Elope: June – September
Average Hiking Expertise: Difficult
Insider Tip: This hike is a full-day commitment, so plan for a sunrise or sunset elopement and pack layers for Norway’s ever-changing weather

Iceland

Iceland feels like another planet! Waterfalls, black sand beaches, glaciers, mossy lava fields, and volcanic craters are all within a short drive. Hiking here can be as simple as a 15-minute walk to Skógafoss or as adventurous as trekking through Þórsmörk. There’s no shortage of options for elopements that feel otherworldly.

Best For: Epic diversity, waterfalls, glaciers, dramatic landscapes
Best Months to Elope: May – September (summer for easier access), December – February (for Northern Lights)
Average Hiking Expertise: Novice
Insider Tip: Weather changes in an instant. Bring waterproof everything and plan for flexible timing.

Madeira, Portugal

Madeira is a lush volcanic island in the Atlantic with jagged coastlines, waterfalls, and cloud-swept ridges. Think of it as Europe’s Hawaii! Trails like Pico do Arieiro to Pico Ruivo offer stunning sunrise views, while levada walks (irrigation channels) give you gentler hiking options.

Best For: Subtropical vibes, dramatic ridgelines, year-round elopement weather
Best Months to Elope: April – October
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Sunrise hikes here are unforgettable here – plan to start early before the clouds roll in.

Tour du Mont Blanc, Chamonix, France

The Tour du Mont Blanc is one of Europe’s most famous long-distance treks, circling Mont Blanc through France, Italy, and Switzerland. While the full trek takes days, shorter day hikes near Chamonix give you sweeping glacier views without the multi-day commitment. If you’ve ever watched any UTMB trail races, you know that this is an iconic location and trial system.

Best For: Alpine valleys, wildflowers, glaciers, mountain huts
Best Months to Elope: June – September
Average Hiking Expertise: Difficult
Insider Tip: Even short hikes here feel epic. Plan a hut-to-hut overnight at the refuges along the trail for an extra romantic elopement adventure.

Swiss Alps, Switzerland

The Swiss Alps deliver iconic alpine beauty that seems to be out of a dreamland. Think green valleys, snow-capped peaks, and charming villages like Zermatt and Lauterbrunnen. And of course, there is the famous Mattehorn. Hiking options range from easy meadow strolls to glacier treks, so there’s something for everyone! Bonus, you can have some of the world’s best chocolate as a treat after your hiking elopement!

Best For: Classic alpine charm, meadows, glaciers, and postcard-perfect views
Best Months to Elope: June – September
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Take advantage of Switzerland’s cable cars to access high-alpine scenery with minimal hiking if you want more flexibility.

Isle of Skye, Scotland

The Isle of Skye feels wild and untamed, with dramatic sea cliffs, rolling green hills, and moody weather that makes it all the more magical. Popular spots like the Quiraing or Old Man of Storr are accessible by short hikes, making them perfect for intimate ceremonies with dramatic backdrops.

Best For: Rugged beauty, mystical landscapes, moody weather
Best Months to Elope: May – September
Average Hiking Expertise: Novice
Insider Tip: Scotland’s weather is unpredictable – bring layers, and don’t be afraid of a little mist; it only adds to the atmosphere.

Camino de Santiago, Spain

The Camino de Santiago isn’t just a hike, it’s a pilgrimage. While the full trek takes weeks, you can choose shorter stretches for a meaningful experience filled with history, small villages, and rolling countryside.

Best For: Spiritual journeys, cultural richness, rolling hills
Best Months to Elope: April – October
Average Hiking Expertise: Beginner
Insider Tip: The Camino is as much about the journey as the destination, incorporating a section of it into your elopement adds a deeply symbolic touch.

Samaria Gorge, Greece

On the island of Crete, Samaria Gorge is Europe’s longest gorge hike, leading you through towering cliffs, wildflowers, and eventually to the Libyan Sea. It’s a unique mix of rugged terrain and Mediterranean charm. Whether you elope in the Gorge itself or around the island of Crete, there are plenty of options for any type of adventure.

Best For: Gorge landscapes, Mediterranean climate, unique terrain
Best Months to Elope: May – October
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: End your hike with a dip in the sea. It’s the perfect elopement finale!

Zillertal Alps, Austria

The Zillertal Alps are less crowded than other alpine hotspots, offering glacier views, alpine lakes, and meadows filled with wildflowers. It’s the perfect destination if you want Austria’s beauty with fewer tourists.

Best For: Untouched alpine beauty, glacier landscapes, wildflower meadows
Best Months to Elope: June – September
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Book a traditional mountain hut stay for an authentic Austrian alpine experience.

Machu Picchu, Peru

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is legendary and steeped in history, culture, and mountain beauty. While the classic trek is challenging, there are alternative routes like the Salkantay that also lead to the iconic ruins for a magical “lost city” elopement.

Best For: Ancient ruins, Andean landscapes, cultural depth
Best Months to Elope: May – September (dry season)
Average Hiking Expertise: Difficult
Insider Tip: Limited permits sell out months in advance so book early if the Inca Trail is on your elopement bucket list.

Torres del Paine National Park, Chile

Patagonia’s Torres del Paine is one of the most dramatic landscapes on Earth – massive granite towers, glaciers, turquoise lakes, and wild winds. The W Trek is a multi-day adventure, but shorter trails offer just as much wonder. And if you love penguins, you can see a bunch of them in the nearby Strait of Magellan.

Best For: Patagonia drama, glaciers, rugged adventure
Best Months to Elope: November – March (Patagonia’s summer)
Average Hiking Expertise: Difficult
Insider Tip: Be prepared for strong winds and unpredictable weather. It’s all part of Patagonia’s wild charm!

Kepler Track, New Zealand

The Kepler Track is one of New Zealand’s “Great Walks,” weaving through Fiordland National Park with ridgelines, beech forests, and sweeping alpine views. It’s remote, but absolutely breathtaking for an adventurous couple wanting a hiking elopement.

Best For: Fiordland beauty, ridgeline hikes, remote adventure.
Best Months to Elope: November – April
Average Hiking Expertise: Intermediate
Insider Tip: Book huts early! New Zealand’s Great Walks are popular and spots fill up fast.

Himalayas, Nepal

The Himalayas are the crown of the world, home to Everest and countless other towering peaks. While some treks require weeks of commitment, shorter ones like the Annapurna Base Camp trek still give you that iconic Himalayan experience. You don’t have to be summiting Everest on your elopement day (unless that’s your vibe)!

Best For: Towering peaks, spiritual atmosphere, life-changing adventure
Best Months to Elope: March – May, September – November
Average Hiking Expertise: Advanced
Insider Tip: Altitude acclimatization is crucial. Plan plenty of time to adjust to altitude if trekking here for your elopement!

See something you like or want more clarity on any of the locations?

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How to Choose the Right Hiking Elopement Location

When it comes to planning a hiking elopement, the trail you choose shapes your entire experience. The right spot isn’t just about epic views (though those are a huge perk!) – it’s about finding a location that fits your relationship, your comfort level, and the kind of day you want to have. Here are some things to keep in mind when picking your perfect hiking elopement location:

1. Know your fitness level (and be honest about it).

Hiking elopements don’t need to be 10-mile treks up mountains to have the huge payoff. Some of the most stunning spots are just a short walk from the trailhead. Be realistic about how far you want to hike in wedding attire (or if you want to hike up in regular attire and change at the top), and think about whether you want to arrive sweaty and tired or fresh and ready for vows.

If hiking isn’t a huge part of your life, choose beginner or novice trails. You’ll still get incredible views without the exhaustion. If you’re an avid hiker like me, don’t be afraid to choose some longer trails. It is what you love to do with your person after all!

2. Think about accessibility for guests.

If you’re bringing loved ones along, consider their comfort too. Some trails are guest-friendly with wide paths and shorter distances, while others are better for just the two of you. If guests are joining, you can also plan a ceremony in a more accessible spot, then sneak away for a more adventurous hike just for the two of you.

3. Factor in cost and logistics.

Some parks or international locations require permits, special passes, or even hiring guides. I don’t tell you that to scare you off, but rather let you know about these processes that protect the land and help keep your experience special. Factor them into your budget and timeline. Flights, lodging, and seasonal availability can all play into the cost, too.

4. Consider the time of year (and the weather).

Seasonality can make or break your hiking elopement experience. Wildflower meadows peak in summer, fall brings golden leaves, and winter often means closures or snow gear. High-elevation spots are often only accessible a few months out of the year. Choosing the right season can completely change the vibe of your day.

5. Decide on your “must-have” vibe.

Do you picture yourselves on a windswept cliff? In a quiet forest? Standing by a turquoise alpine lake? Your location should feel like you. Start by writing down 3–4 things that matter most (views, privacy, proximity, certain terrain) and let that guide your decision. Or take a look at the questions I have below!

6. Don’t underestimate the little things.

Parking availability, trail traffic, bathroom access, and even cell service can all impact your day. If you want total privacy, consider sunrise or weekday elopements. If you want things a little easier, look for trails that use cable cars or shuttles to cut down on effort while still delivering epic views.

7. Work with someone who knows hiking.

This is where having a photographer who’s also an outdoor nerd (like me 🙋‍♂️) can really help. I know the trails, the microclimates, and the hidden spots where you can have your moment without feeling rushed or crowded. I’ve planned countless hiking elopements plus my own personal hiking trips for my wife and I. So I’ve learned a thing or two! Plus, I can help you navigate permits, backup locations, and logistics so you don’t have to stress.

Quick Checklist: Questions to Ask When Choosing Your Hiking Elopement Location

• How far do we actually want to hike in our wedding clothes?
  
• Do we want to include guests, and if so, can they handle this trail?
  
• What kind of scenery feels most “us” (mountains, waterfalls, forest, coastline)?
  
• What season/weather fits our vision best?
  
• Are permits, passes, or travel costs within our budget?
  
• How much privacy do we want (and do we need to plan for sunrise/sunset)?
  
• Do we feel confident navigating this area on our own, or do we want a local expert to guide us?

Your answers to these questions will usually point you right toward the kind of trail or destination that makes the most sense. And remember: there’s no “right” way to do a hiking elopement! The best spot is the one that lets you feel present, connected, and fully yourselves.

Your hiking elopement deserves to feel effortless, joyful, and completely yours. As your photographer and guide, I’ll help with permits, timelines, and making sure you’re present in every moment. Ready to start planning your dream day? Let’s make it happen together!

A Hiking Elopement Photographer to Guide You

If all of this feels a little overwhelming, no worries! You don’t need to have it all figured out and that’s exactly where I come in! I’ve hiked these trails, navigated the permits, and know how to match the right location with the kind of day you’re dreaming up.

Whether you’re picturing a sunrise summit or towering giant trees in the forest, I can help you find the perfect trail that fits your vision, your comfort level, and your love story. Think of me as both your photographer and your trail buddy – making sure you get the views, the privacy, and the experience that feels the most like you.

If reading this guide has you picturing yourselves on a trail laughing, holding hands, and saying your vows surrounded by nature – then let’s start planning! You don’t have to have it all figured out yet; that’s what I’m here for. Inquire today, and we’ll take the first step toward the hiking elopement you’ve been dreaming of! Let’s send it!

As promised at the beginning of the blog, here are some snapshots from adventures with my wife!