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Colorado Springs dispensaries: 81 listed, some still medical-only

Verdex lists 81 licensed Colorado Springs dispensaries, 9 with profiles, and flags which shops sell only to medical patients.

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Dispensaries rated: 58
License verified: 58
Top score: 9.4

Not every Colorado Springs dispensary sells to adults. The city says it can no longer accept new medical marijuana store applications, and an existing medical licensee may add a retail licence at the same address, surrender the medical licence to convert, or stay medical-only. Several shops on this list are still medical-only, including Maggie's Farm on East Fillmore Street and The Epic Remedy North on North Academy Boulevard.

Retail sales began in April 2025, and 62 retail licences had been issued by April 2026, The Gazette reported. Verdex lists 81 stores, nine with profiles. Buyers of retail products must be 21, with photo ID.

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Pikes Peak Avenue to Academy Boulevard

The two highest scores are downtown and central: The Chronic Boutique on East Pikes Peak Avenue (9.4) and NuVue Pharma on East Platte Avenue (9.3). Native Roots has an Austin Bluffs Parkway store in the north-east and a Tejon Street shop that combines a gas station with a dispensary; the Native Roots guide covers the chain.

No delivery or lounges: the city does not permit hospitality, transporter or delivery businesses, so consumption happens at home.
Medical card: Colorado medical cards are issued only to residents; visitors shop on the retail side.
Check the licence type: the state and city both show whether a store holds medical, retail or both; see how to check a dispensary.

Denver's list is different because the state's largest city allows lounges, and it is on the Denver page. The Colorado Springs page has more on the city.

Questions about this list

Are all Colorado Springs dispensaries recreational?

No. Some are medical-only. The city cannot take new medical store applications, and existing medical licensees may add a retail licence, convert or stay medical-only, according to the City of Colorado Springs.

Can I use cannabis in a Colorado Springs dispensary or have it delivered?

No. The city does not permit hospitality or delivery businesses, according to its licensing page, so purchases are taken away and used privately.

Buying in Colorado

Minimum age
21 for retail purchases; medical registry cards for Colorado residents only
Purchase limit
Up to 1 ounce at a time from a licensed retail store
Possession
Up to 2 ounces for adults 21+; may gift up to 2 ounces to another adult, never sell
Home grow
Up to 6 plants per adult (max 3 flowering) in an enclosed, locked area; Denver limits homes to 12 plants

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law.

How this list is ranked

License & compliance25%
Customer reviews25%
Lab & product transparency20%
Pricing & value10%
Service & access10%
Complaint handling10%

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Colorado Springs dispensaries: 81 listed, some still medical-only

Pikes Peak Avenue to Academy Boulevard

Questions about this list

Minimum age

Purchase limit

Possession

Home grow