Is psilocybin legal in Denver?

Denver has made enforcement of laws against entheogenic plants a low law enforcement priority (decriminalized). Psilocybin remains illegal under Colorado state and federal law. Always verify current local regulations before any action.

Are magic mushrooms decriminalized in Denver, Colorado?

Yes — Denver has made enforcement of laws against entheogenic plants the lowest law enforcement priority or has decriminalized possession locally. This is not legalization. Possession can still result in charges under Colorado state law or federal law. The nearest legal supervised access is through Oregon or Colorado's licensed programs.

Where can I legally use psilocybin near Denver?

Supervised legal psilocybin services are available through Oregon's licensed facilitator programs and Colorado's healing centers. Denver residents can also access New Mexico's emerging medical program (targeting late 2026 launch). See /retreats for vetted options and /legal-status for the full US legal map.

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Denver, Colorado

Decriminalized

Decriminalized on May 2019

Local Ordinance Summary

Initiative 301 made psilocybin mushrooms the lowest law enforcement priority in Denver.

What's Allowed in Denver

What IS Allowed

Personal use by adults 21+
Possession of small amounts
Growing for personal use

What is NOT Allowed

Commercial sale
Public use
Distribution to minors
Driving under influence

Important Note

Decriminalization in Denver means that local law enforcement has deprioritized enforcement of laws related to entheogenic plants and fungi. However, psilocybin remains illegal under Colorado state law and federal law. You can still face charges from state or federal authorities. This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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