ABOUT
US
In the creation of Elwha Peaks Cannabis, our team was not only dedicated to high-quality products but strong community relationships. Within the relationships that we build with those around us, we are determined to provide outstanding education as it pertains to cannabis and the many benefits associated with its use. Whether you have a basic understanding of what cannabis can offer, or have room to learn, Elwha Peaks is here as a resource to you!
Located on the Olympic Peninsula, west of Port Angeles, Elwha Peaks operates in accordance with an inter-governmental Marijuana Compact between the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe and the State of Washington, acting through its Liquor & Cannabis Board in accordance with its authority under I-502. Elwha Peaks is wholly owned by the Tribe, which allocates all revenues from Elwha Peaks to support infrastructure, healthcare, education, economic development and employment for the betterment of the Tribe, its community and membership.
ADAM
DEWEY
Purchasing
Director
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Born and raised in Rome, Italy, and New York City, Adam has had the chance to travel the world since he was a child. The opportunity to explore relationships with lands and cultures distinct from my own has given Adam a deep appreciation for diversity and community.
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"Cannabis has played a strong role in my life. This wonderful plant allows me to focus and heal, depending on what I need from her."
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Adam has been in the Cannabis Industry since 2014 and is happy to now be part of a team that is dedicated to bringing the healing power of Cannabis to our community.
"Our mission at Elwha Peaks is a simple one: We aim to improve people's lives. Working with local farms and processors, we are able to carry the finest products made right here on the Peninsula. Sourcing from premium companies across the state, we have provided the local community with the best Washington has to offer."
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In his free time, Adam enjoys hiking, biking, martial arts, playing drums/bass/guitar. He is always surrounded by animals and is also learning to fly single-engine airplanes.
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