Things to Do in Colorado

Things to Do in Colorado’s High Country

Pair Your High with an Actual High (Altitude)

There’s no better place to experience cannabis than the Colorado high country. With six locations in some of the state’s most iconic mountain towns, Roots Rx is perfectly positioned to elevate your trip. Whether you’re into outdoor adventures, art walks, local eats, or just want a chill day with mountain views — we’ve got your post-dispensary plans covered.

Aspen

Maroon Bells – One of the most photographed spots in the Rockies. Go early, bring a camera, and let nature blow your mind.
Aspen Art Museum – Free admission and surprisingly trippy installations. Bonus: rooftop café.
John Denver Sanctuary – Walk through peaceful gardens and lyric-etched stones. Yes, it’s as wholesome as it sounds.

Basalt

Ruedi Reservoir – Crystal-clear water, picnic spots, and the perfect edible-friendly hangout.
Downtown Basalt – Quiet, charming, and full of galleries, boutiques, and cafes. Great for a mellow wander.
Gold Medal Fly Fishing – Bring a local guide and find your flow state on the Fryingpan River.

Eagle-Vail

Beaver Creek Hiking Trails – Alpine beauty without the Vail crowds.
Vail Brewing Company – Post-hike pint with a patio and mountain views. Vibes = excellent.
Eagle River – Chill riverside trails or adrenaline-fueled whitewater, depending on your mood.

Edwards

Freedom Park – Frisbee golf, fishing pond, and skatepark all in one place. Bring snacks.
Riverwalk Shopping Complex – Shops, restaurants, salons, bookstores, bike rentals, and more.
Riverwalk Theater – Locally-owned, cozy, and serves beer. What more do you need?
Farmers Market – Check seasonal schedules for live music, crafts, and top-tier people watching.

Gunnison

Blue Mesa Reservoir – Colorado’s biggest body of water. Rent a kayak or just vibe on the shore.
Hartman Rocks – Mountain biking, trail running, bouldering — choose your own adventure.
The Dive – Local burger joint that hits different after a joint.

Leadville

Turquoise Lake – Scenic trails and cool mountain air. Edible-friendly picnic spot if there ever was one.
Historic Leadville – Old saloons, mining museums, and lots of ghost town charm.
Mount Elbert – Colorado’s tallest peak. Bring energy bars and good shoes.