Colorado Dispensary Directory — 689 Stores

Last verified: March 2026

The Pioneer State's Dispensary Landscape

Colorado's dispensary market is the most mature in the nation. With over a decade of legal recreational sales, the state has seen waves of expansion, consolidation, and closure. The number of recreational dispensaries actually increased from 652 to 689 between 2021 and 2025 — partly because municipalities like Colorado Springs opted in — but significant churn is masked by that topline number. Denver alone saw adult-use sales plummet 66% from peak, and major chains like LivWell, Native Roots, and Schwazze have been acquired, restructured, or collapsed.

Average flower prices in Colorado are among the lowest in the nation: approximately $3 per gram in 2026, compared to $10.61 in New York, $7.44 in Connecticut, and $6.11 in California. Budget eighths sell for as low as $8, and $80 ounces are commonplace.

Browse by Region

Denver — 186 Dispensaries

The cannabis capital of America. The Green Mile, RiNo, and the deepest market in the nation.

Boulder — Craft Cannabis

Organic practices, sustainability focus, and the birthplace of Wana and Keef brands.

Colorado Springs — Newly Open

After a decade-long ban, the state's second-largest city opened to recreational in April 2025.

Mountain Towns

Aspen, Breckenridge, Steamboat — which ski towns opted in and which opted out.

Pueblo — Cannabis Farming Capital

Grows one-fifth of Colorado's cannabis. Home of the cannabis-funded scholarship program.

Trinidad — Weed Town USA

The border-town model that boomed and busted. 25-30 shops for 8,000 residents.

Official Dispensary Lookup

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