Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Glenwood Springs

Glenwood Springs has six licensed stores and no cap. A street table, the 2020 buffer vote, and the 738-square-foot shop council turned down over parking.

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License verified: 5
Minimum age: 21+

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The rules

Key rules in Colorado

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED), Department of Revenue.

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
Public use
Illegal in public places, bars, restaurants and on federal land; allowed only on private property or at MED-licensed hospitality businesses
Taxes
Retail: 15% state retail marijuana sales tax + local taxes (15% excise at wholesale); medical: 2.9% state sales tax
Store hours
Between 8 a.m. and midnight under state rules; local limits may be stricter

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.

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How it works

How cannabis is sold in Glenwood Springs

Road	Store and number
Grand Avenue	The Green Joint at 1030 and a second at 716
South Glen Avenue	F109 LLC, 2922
Mel Ray Road	The Dab by Silverpeak, 23
Highway 6 & 24	The Green Solution, 51701
Wulfsohn Road	The Kind Castle, 150

If there is no cap, what stops a seventh?

Buffers and parking. On 27 November 2020 the council voted 6-1 to drop a proposed limit of one shop per 1,000 residents, and raised the buffer from other shops and schools to 1,000 feet, adding parks and treatment facilities, the Post Independent reported. Mayor Jonathan Godes cast the no vote.

The earlier case shows the other lever. On 22 June 2020 council refused The Kind Castle a permit at 2114 Grand Avenue by 5-2. The 738-square-foot shop had 10 parking spaces, sat 3,000 feet from its nearest competitor and 650 feet from Columbine Christian School, and staff recommended approval. Parking and traffic decided it. The Kind Castle is listed today on Wulfsohn Road. Beyond city limits, the Colorado overview applies.