National park · Colorado New in the atlas

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park

Managed by National Park Service

Black Canyon of the Gunnison requires a Special Use Permit for weddings, with a $100.00 non-refundable application fee and further processing fees if approved. Most requests take up to 10 working days, but multi-location or complex events can take at least four weeks.

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Official permit page ↗ Eloping in Colorado

01 The rules

Permit fact card

Permit
Required: Special Use Permit — weddings are listed as special events (NPS Form 10-930, emailed to the park)
Application fee
$100.00 non-refundable application fee, payable online through Pay.gov
Other fees
Additional processing fees will be charged if the permit is approved. The park says application fees vary depending on the type of permit issued, and does not list the processing amount.
Entrance & parking
The park lists $30.00 for a private vehicle on its fees page.
Lead time
Most requests can be accommodated within 10 working days. Requests with multiple locations, complex logistics or coordination with other NPS divisions may need a minimum of four weeks, as do permits that need additional environmental compliance.
Caps & rules
The Superintendent will not issue a special event permit if the event would cause injury or damage to park resources, unreasonably interfere with visitor service or other programs, substantially impair public facilities, present a clear and present danger to health and safety, or result in significant conflict with other existing uses. Applications are handled in the order received.

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Where each value comes from

  1. Special Use Permits — Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park (NPS) ↗ Read on
  2. Permits & Reservations — Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park (NPS) ↗ Read on
  3. Fees & Passes — Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park (NPS) ↗ Read on

Confirm with the agency before you book. Fees, calendars and site lists change, sometimes without notice. This page records what the official pages said on the date above; it is not legal advice.

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