Denver is a city for everyone with outstanding nature nearby, a lively nightlife, vibrant arts scene and hundreds of marijuana dispensaries to choose from. An ideal day in the city starts with a cappuccino near Union Station, exploring incredible artist murals in RiNo (River North) and a late lunch in the Lower Highlands. Next, explore the quirky shops and dispensaries on South Broadway, then grab dinner in Cap Hill before heading to an exciting show at Red Rocks. The options are truly endless in the city - head to our Denver travel guide for more tips!
One perk of visiting Denver is that both medical and recreational marijuana is legalized and highly normalized in the state of Colorado. While anyone 21 and up may purchase cannabis products at one of the hundreds of recreational dispensaries around the state, there are some restrictions to be aware of when purchasing or consuming, so be sure to fully understand the laws before partaking! Although it’s illegal to consume cannabis in public and should only be smoked or ingested in a private residence, the state recently legalized marijuana consumption lounges, where visitors may consume openly inside.
There are a few Denver-specific restrictions to be mindful of when visiting. First, dispensaries are only permitted to be open from 8 AM to 10 PM. Furthermore, Denver currently does not permit the delivery of any marijuana despite the state legalizing delivery in 2019.
Yes! Both medical and recreational marijuana are legalized in Denver! Adults must be 21 and over or have a valid medical marijuana card in order to purchase cannabis.
There are hundreds of dispensaries to choose from in Denver. To purchase cannabis, adults over 21 must have a government-issued ID on hand. Medical marijuana patients or caregivers must have a valid MMJ card as well.
It is only legal to smoke weed in private out of view of the public. If in a hotel or Airbnb, consumers must first receive permission to consume from the owner or management.
Businesses are able to apply for a cannabis consumption lounge permit, and there are several that have opened in Denver.
If visiting from out of state, it is not legal to take marijuana home across the border. Whether flying or driving, consumers should finish all of their cannabis before traveling! Otherwise, Colorado residents may drive with marijuana in a closed container in the trunk of their car.
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