Everest is a licensed New Mexico cannabis dispensary in Sunland Park, about 15 minutes from downtown El Paso. It is licensed for recreational (21+) and medical. If you are searching for weed near El Paso, this is one of the closest legal options to the 915.
Everest at a Glance
| Address | 1580 Appaloosa Dr, Ste 320, Sunland Park, NM 88063 |
| Phone | (575) 332-9037 |
| Town | Sunland Park, New Mexico |
| Drive from El Paso | about 15 minutes from downtown El Paso |
| Recreational (21+) | Yes |
| Medical | Yes |
| Consumption lounge | No |
| Rating | 4.5 ★ across 558 public reviews |
| Website | Visit Everest → |
About Everest
Everest Cannabis Dispensary in Sunland Park, NM has the best selection and prices on Flower, Concentrates, Vapes, Edibles, Topicals, Tinctures, Accessories and more!
What Everest Is Known For
- Organic / Craft
- In-House Brands
- Medical Focus
Getting There From El Paso
Sunland Park sits directly against El Paso’s west side, which is why it holds more licensed dispensaries than any other town on the border. From I-10 and Sunland Park Drive you are across the state line in a few minutes, and the McNutt Road and Appaloosa Drive corridors hold most of the shops.
Before you drive over
Bring a valid government photo ID — a Texas license is fine, and you must be 21 or older. Cannabis bought in New Mexico has to stay in New Mexico: carrying it back across the state line into Texas is still a criminal offense, and driving under the influence is illegal in both states. Most border shops take cash or debit; card acceptance varies.
Everest — Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Everest located?
Everest is at 1580 Appaloosa Dr, Ste 320, Sunland Park, NM 88063. You can reach the shop at (575) 332-9037.
How far is Everest from El Paso?
Sunland Park, New Mexico is about 15 minutes from downtown El Paso, so the drive to Everest is a short one. There is no border crossing and no checkpoint between El Paso and Sunland Park — you are simply crossing the Texas–New Mexico state line.
Can Texas residents buy cannabis at Everest?
Yes. New Mexico's adult-use law lets any adult 21 or older buy recreational cannabis with a valid government ID, including a Texas driver's license. What is not legal is carrying that cannabis back across the state line into Texas — possession is still a criminal offense there, and the products must be consumed in New Mexico.
What does Everest offer?
Everest is licensed for recreational (21+) and medical. It carries a 4.5-star average across roughly 558 public reviews.
Other Dispensaries in Sunland Park
- Astro Buds Dispensary, Consumption Lounge & Grill — 1650 Appaloosa Dr, Sunland Park, NM 88063 · 4.7 ★
- Mango Cannabis — 1051 McNutt Rd, Sunland Park, NM · 4.9 ★
- Dark Matter — 1615 Appaloosa Dr · 4.9 ★
- Top Crop — 1621 Appaloosa Dr · 4.8 ★
- Score 420 — 2355 McNutt Rd & 1925 Appaloosa Dr · 4.9 ★
- Fields of Dreams — 159 Sunland Park Dr, Sunland Park, NM 88063 · 4.8 ★
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