Telluride Green Tours

12/15/2022

Hey Folks, I just wanted to say thanks for all the support since October of 2014. As of the end of 2022 Telluride Green Tours will cease to operate. It's been a blast but it is time for me to move on and concentrate more on my other businesses. So, thanks again and I hope to see you all in Telluride in 2023 and beyond. Cheers, Andrew!!!

01/26/2021

If you have taken the Green Tour you know all about Ganjala's. We are so happy to see this single serve item come back!

Telluride’s own single-serving ma*****na edible is back after a long hiatus. The Ganjala will return to shelves in three locally owned dispensaries this week, as well as broader distribution. The

01/06/2021

1/6/21 shall go down as a Yuuuuge day for the Cannabis industry. Thank you Georgia!

12/04/2020

Happy Friday everyone, Guess what? The House passed the MORE act which if passed by the Senate will end the federal prohibition of cannabis! I doubt the Republican controlled Senate will pass this but it is out there and the tide has definitely shifted towards decriminalizing cannabis in all its forms.

The proposal would end a federal ban on ma*****na and create a pathway to expunge related criminal records.

06/24/2020

Take the tour and learn about Butch Cassidy's very first bank robbery on Telluride's main street.

June 24, 1889: 131 years ago Wednesday, Butch Cassidy launched his considerable bank-robbing career right here in Telluride, Colorado. Cassidy, born Robert Leroy Parker, came to Telluride either to seek work or to sell stolen horses.

After thoroughly casing the San Miguel Valley Bank, which stood where the Mahr building is today, he and two accomplices stole about $20,000 and supposedly rode calmly out of town before the alarm was raised. They then allegedly took shelter in the famous Robber’s Roost hideout in Southeastern Utah.

Butch Cassidy later formed the infamous Wild Bunch gang and was of course the subject of the 1969 movie written by William Goldman and starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford.

04/20/2020

Hey Stoners, What day is it?

01/29/2020

in 2014 Adult use rec sales in Colorado topped $300 million. in 2019, that number jumped to $1.4BIllion dollars! Come take a tour for $25 and see what all the fuss is about.

Sales of adult-use cannabis in Colorado eclipsed $1.4 billion in 2019, a record for the state that likely was propelled by new customers entering the market.

01/08/2020

Way to go Illinois! Anyone want to start a Green Tour Biz in Chicago or another major metro area? Feel free to message me for a chat.

Illinois cannabis shops have had approximately a week to sell recreational ma*****na since the state began allowing it Jan. 1, and demand has proven so extreme that - despite enjoying about $11 million in early

06/26/2019

Too funny not to share!