It isn’t called the Mile High City for nothing. At the beginning of 2018, there were an estimated 169 recreational cannabis stores in Denver. With so many shops in nearly every neighborhood, it’s hard to pick just one store to visit. We’ll save you some time. Here are three Denver pot shops that are definitely worth the trip.
Altitude
Altitude has three locations. There’s one in the west of Denver, and one on the eastern side of the city, and one on East Colfax, in Aurora, a suburb of Denver. All three locations are open to all adults 21 years and older, and the East Denver store serves medical patients.
They offer a Frequent Flower Miles program where you earn one point for every dollar you spend. If you become a member, you’ll get special deals sent to your email. Once you hit 250 points, you can start redeeming them for things. The rewards can range from a free joint to $500 store credit.
Unfamiliar with cannabis products? Altitude has a Buying Guide on their website. It’s an educational resource, to teach customers about how their products work. Their blog also has a plethora of articles pertaining to Colorado cannabis culture.
Lightshade Colorado
Lightshade has eight locations across the state, including five stores in Denver. Lightshade believes in providing support and care for their local community. Every quarter, each store collaborates with their affiliated non-profit organization, to organize volunteer efforts throughout their community.
Their website is beautiful and educational. There’s even an option to pre-order through the site.
The company is also worth following on Instagram. They post gorgeous images, along with current deals and promotions, and new products hitting their shelves.
Native Roots
Are you really into cannabis culture? Do micro-lens images of growing buds make you drool? At Native Roots, you can buy the latest gear and even download cannabis-themed wallpapers. On their website, you can even learn about their budtenders’ passions and interests.
Native Roots is the biggest cannabis corporation in Colorado. It has over 20 locations across the state. Six are in Denver. Like their competitors, Native Roots works to give back to their community. This brand also wins many awards.
