Ten of the best 420-friendly vacation destinations around the globe
Here’s a look at destinations around the globe where cannabis freedom can be a perk or a focus of your next vacation.
Here’s a look at destinations around the globe where cannabis freedom can be a perk or a focus of your next vacation.
Tips and resources to help you plan your weedcation, from where to go to how to book 420-friendly lodging to what you should and shouldn’t bring along.
Featured guests: Denver 420 Rally event producer Santino Walter and Ashley Picillo, author of “Breaking The Grass Ceiling.” [podcast] LOTS TO TALK ABOUT • The 2017 Denver 420 Rally caught flak for trash left behind; looking at factors in play for the event cleanup. • Documenting the cannabis revolution and…
Featured guests: Denver 420 Rally event producer Santino Walter and Ashley Picillo, author of “Breaking The Grass Ceiling.” Talking image issues around cannabis.
Many in Colorado’s bustling cannabis industry have complained about the lack of marijuana-friendly hotels in this state and others. But Keef Cola partner Richmond Meyer is actually doing something about it — he’s opening Nativ Hotel this week in downtown Denver boasting that half of its 16 rooms have weed-friendly balconies.
Cannabist Q&A: A reader seeks advice about processing their marijuana harvest, plus other queries on finding 420-friendly lodging in Colorado and the legality of setting up an online joint-rolling contest.
This Q&A handles readers’ questions on cannabis matters. Topics include businesses that allow pot consumption; getting assistance growing; and strategies for marijuana storage.
A stoner clique who hung out at a particular wall between classes at San Rafael High School, made up of 5 friends, dubbed themselves “The Waldos,” and claim to have invented 4/20.
A new lawsuit in the southern Colorado city of Trinidad underscores the patchwork nature of laws covering social use of marijuana after state lawmakers failed to pass regulations for pot clubs.
Public consumption of cannabis is a critical issue in legalized states, particularly tourist-heavy Nevada. It proved a hot topic at a law conference in Denver, which will soon launch a new social-use pilot program.
After a two-month national search, The Denver Post has selected Denver native and editor/writer Alex Pasquariello as editor of The Cannabist.
New marijuana marketing tactic? Weed is no longer just for getting high. It’s to help you through your stress, help with sleep and get you in romantic moods.
Bud+Breakfast hotels cater to folks wanting to make cannabis a part of their vacations while enjoying the outdoors.
The Denver chapter of pro-marijuana group NORML has proposed an all-new initiative for social cannabis use in Colorado. Colorado Cannabis Tours found Mike Eymer feels that it’s the wrong fit for the still-new cannabis industry.
High Times magazine’s flagship event, the U.S. Cannabis Cup, is leaving Colorado for more 420-friendly pastures in April 2016, The Cannabist has learned.
Sleek or worn down, these medical cannabis lounges are some examples of San Francisco’s know-how when it comes to the social use of cannabis.
Author Neal Pollack explores the Rockies: ‘The Bud+Breakfast felt like a halfway house for people who need to transition into the reality of legalized marijuana, but not everyone wants to spend their holiday getting stoned on a couch with strangers.’
A newly opened cannabis club in Englewood allows, for a fee, people ages 21 and older the chance to toke up. But the club quickly ran afoul of city officials, who issued an emergency ordinance to ban future pot-smoking outposts.
The proposed initiative that would allow Denver entrepreneurs to open their 21-and-up business and patio spaces to limited marijuana consumption has divided many in the city – and it’s not even clear yet if the question will land on the city’s November 2015 ballot.
Planning a full weekend of 4/20 fun in Colorado? Learn about the transportation options available for getting around Denver without driving.
A Denver hotel is offering a pot-themed Valentine’s Day package with munchies and a ride to a pot shop. But at the hotel, there’s no smoking allowed.
Here are 15 of the most intriguing questions readers had for Ask The Cannabist columnist Susan Squibb in the first year of recreational marijuana sales in Colorado. Queries ran the gamut from what’s now legal (and what’s still illegal) to the products for sale in pot shops to quests for 1970s strains and cooking with weed.
Look all you want, and you’ll find nary a marijuana tourism brochure at kiosks operated by Colorado’s official travel bureaus. Yet that institutional prohibition hasn’t stopped thousands of cannabis tourists from visiting Colorado to experience the phenomenon of legal marijuana.
It’s all here: places to stay, places to go, getting around, scoring some herb and something to smoke it out of, and nearby eats and entertainment.
There was uncertainty about weed for sale in Colorado. Now that we’re six months in to legal marijuana, here’s what we’ve learned.