The area where Joint Rivers is located, in Auburn, Washington, is part of the ancestral lands of the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe. The Muckleshoot people are descendants of the Duwamish and Upper Puyallup peoples, who have lived in the Puget Sound region for thousands of years. Auburn and its surrounding abundant rivers like the Green and White Rivers, provided fish, particularly salmon, central to the Muckleshoot culture and sustenance.
“Our people have always depended on rivers, forests, and seas. We hunted and gathered on the land and fished the waterways. We have always seen ourselves as part of the land, not owners of it, and we treat our environment with care and respect….The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe takes great pride in the role we play in this state and region. The Tribe has grown to become one of the largest employers in South King County, and the economic impact of our various business ventures is significant across the state of Washington.”– Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
Joint Rivers is a prime destination for cannabis enthusiasts seeking a curated selection, featuring a wide variety of flower, edibles, concentrates, and accessories. With a knowledgeable staff dedicated to providing personalized recommendations, Joint Rivers has become a go-to dispensary for both recreational and medicinal cannabis users. Its beautiful location and focus on customer experience and education make it a standout in Washington’s vibrant cannabis scene.
