Outdoorsy couples can use this remote elopement to boast an epic adventure before their nuptials. Selecting an unpopulated location not only guarantees privacy, however gives a distinct backdrop that showcases the loved ones shared appreciation for experience and also the outdoors. Here are a few of the most magical remote places perfect for an adventurous elopement:

Torres del Paine, Patagonia

The breathtaking Torres del Paine National Park in southern Chilean Patagonia is an expanse of mountains, glaciers, lakes and rivers. Its stark terrain and dramatic scenery provides a perfect backdrop for couples looking for a truly adventurous elopement. Trekking Routes: The park has a number of different trekking routes, the most famous being the "W" circuit which suits access to the most beautiful viewpoints. Eloping here involves exchanging vows against a backdrop of towering granite peaks and azure lakes, where wildlife from bears to bighorn sheep might make a guest appearance. The optimal time to visit is from September to April, with the warmest (but also windiest) months being November to January.

Banff National Park Canada, Alberta

Banff National Park is known for its beautiful mountains, turquoise lakes, and forests. There are many stunning locations around Lake Louise and Moraine Lake that couples can trade "'I do.' The park has plenty to offer with hiking trails, hot springs, and spotting wildlife! With a mix of iconic mountain views and charm, eloping in Banff offers the option to have a quiet ceremony followed by exploring nearby towns.

Dolomites, Italy

The Dolomites in northern Italy have jarring peaks, quiet alpine lakes and verdant meadows. Its last-minute-elopement potential makes a UNESCO World Heritage site a romantic and adventurous place to say “I do.” Couples can exchange vows on a mountaintop, at a placid lake or in a secluded meadow. With a wealth of beautiful villages and culinary traditions, this region offers the best of adventure and culture. Here, the best eloping time would be between late spring and early autumn when the climate is warm and the views are blooming.

Moab, Utah, USA

The Moab area, with its stunning red rock formations and proximity to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks is a top choice for an adventure elopement. The dramatic arches, canyons and mesas in the area offer a stunning backdrop for ceremonies. Couples can rock climb, mountain bike, hike, and get their adrenaline pumping. The best times to elope in Moab are the spring and the fall, when temperatures are milder and the crowds are less overwhelming.

Mount Rainier National Park, Washington (USA)

Mount Rainier National Park is a breathtaking elopement destination known for its dramatic peaks, alpine meadows, and dense forests. Scattered emerald forests, scenic cliffs and prairie grasslands fill the park’s 80,000-plus acres, offering a host of picturesque locations for intimate ceremonies — in wildflower fields or a forest clearing. For adventurous couples, the park has an extensive trail system, from easy walks to strenuous hikes. The summer months are the best time for an elopement here with good weather and wildflowers.

Yosemite National Park, California, this photo, USA

Yosemite’s granite cliffs, waterfalls and giant sequoias are classic for couples in search of adventure and stunning landscapes. Ceremony sites such as Glacier Point provide spectacular vistas, while others such as Taft Point are more private. An expansive network of trails accommodates hikers at all levels, providing a memorable post-ceremony experience. Autumn is also mesmerizing in Yosemite, as the crowds have dispersed and the foliage is brightening your visit.

Riviera Maya, Mexico

Shutterfly® | Couples traveling in search of sunshine will find it in Riviera Maya where pristine beaches, cenotes, and Mayan ruins await. You can say “I do” on a secluded beach, in a mystical cenote or surrounded by ancient ruins when you elope here. Its rich culture and cuisine contribute to the appeal, providing an all-in-one experience for both ceremony and honeymoon. The best time to plan an elopement is during the dry season of November to April.

Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA

Grand Tetons rocky mountain ranges, untouched lakes, and wildlife aplenty make for the ultimate adventure elopement backdrop. The park’s varied terrain offers many ceremony spots, from lakeshores to mountain vistas. Things like kayaking, hiking and wildlife spotting can help to round out the amazing elopement experience. Late spring through early fall is the ideal period to get married here, with comfortable weather and many accessible trails.

Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, United States

Crater Lake, which sits in the caldera of a dormant volcano, is known for its deep blue waters and surrounding cliffs. It’s a different, peaceful place to elope with options for lake views and forest ceremonies. There are plenty of ways to explore the park on its trails and scenic drives. Summer months are wonderful for accessibility, while winter provides a snowy, serene setting for couples on a quest.

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