Colorado Recreational Visitor Guide?

[Bobbles]

Going to Colorado, where can I visit for some really high quality cannabis? That means unique strains, not OG Kush, dried slow, cured slow, not harsh on my throat, smells amazing, and finished properly not pulled early.

Also I want to go see some nature stuff so any hike recommendations? Any marijuana friendly hotel recommendations? Any place I could go camping with a tent and have a fire this time of year?

I dont care how much any of this costs except the hotel as I dont want to pay a lot of a room I wont really be in.

 

[Genghis Kush]

id would forget about camping unless you got really good gear.

temps still in the 20's at night in the southwest part of the state.

 

[HOPS5K]

Go check out Steamboat Springs..couple nice recreational dispensaries there..there is some hiking and it's really a 420 friendly town with lots to do.

 

[Bobbles]

id would forget about camping unless you got really good gear.

temps still in the 20's at night in the southwest part of the state.

As long as I can have a legal campfire, I dont care. I love the cold.

Checked out SteamBoat, will check out more recs as they come in. Crazy how cold it is there, yet Im growing my greenhouse full bloom at the moment in Vegas. Like 70F right now every day.

 

[St. Phatty]

The June 2015 National Geographic had an article about Cannabis in Colorado, with some decent pictures, and writing that is not completely terrible, for a mainstream media piece.

 

[MJPassion]

Access to camping may be limited.
We got a good amount of snow in the SW part of the state as well. Though, it is disappearing quickly & making things muddy in the day.

Good luck getting "high quality" from the shops. The rec sides are B grade at best, from what I've seen, experienced.

 

[Waxman]

Dora's anyone know where to find nikka t's solventless wax in Denver?

 

[Waxman]

Also what's the best place to buy edibles?