Colorado AA Meetings

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1980 Total Meetings
95 Cities Covered
1980 Weekly Sessions

AA Meetings by City in Colorado

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Arvada
53 Meetings
Aspen
18 Meetings
Aurora
36 Meetings
Avon
5 Meetings
Bailey
4 Meetings
Basalt
7 Meetings
Berthoud
4 Meetings
Boulder
139 Meetings
Breckenridge
3 Meetings
Broomfield
13 Meetings
Calhan
1 Meetings
Carbondale
33 Meetings
Castle Rock
24 Meetings
Cañon City
17 Meetings
Cedaredge
2 Meetings
Central City
2 Meetings
Cherry Hills Village
39 Meetings
Collbran
1 Meetings
Colorado Springs
248 Meetings
Conifer
18 Meetings
Cripple Creek
2 Meetings
Delta
13 Meetings
Denver
242 Meetings
Dillon
15 Meetings
Divide
1 Meetings
Eagle
14 Meetings
Eaton
2 Meetings
Edgewater
5 Meetings
Edwards
4 Meetings
Elizabeth
3 Meetings
Englewood
30 Meetings
Erie
4 Meetings
Estes Park
20 Meetings
Evergreen
15 Meetings
Fairplay
2 Meetings
Florence
1 Meetings
Florissant
1 Meetings
Fort Carson
3 Meetings
Fort Collins
87 Meetings
Fountain
1 Meetings
Franktown
6 Meetings
Fraser
1 Meetings
Frederick
1 Meetings
Frisco
3 Meetings
Fruita
5 Meetings
Garden City
16 Meetings
Glen Haven
1 Meetings
Glenwood Springs
19 Meetings
Golden
12 Meetings
Granby
6 Meetings
Grand Junction
70 Meetings
Greeley
24 Meetings
Green Mountain Falls
21 Meetings
Guffey
1 Meetings
Gypsum
1 Meetings
Idaho Springs
2 Meetings
Johnstown
3 Meetings
Lafayette
6 Meetings
Lakewood
153 Meetings
Laporte
6 Meetings
Leadville
6 Meetings
Littleton
26 Meetings
Longmont
68 Meetings
Louisville
5 Meetings
Loveland
79 Meetings
Lyons
1 Meetings
Manitou Springs
2 Meetings
Mead
1 Meetings
Milliken
2 Meetings
Minturn
1 Meetings
Morrison
1 Meetings
Nederland
2 Meetings
New Castle
3 Meetings
Northglenn
45 Meetings
Palisade
2 Meetings
Palmer Lake
7 Meetings
Parachute
1 Meetings
Peyton
2 Meetings
Platteville
1 Meetings
Pueblo
58 Meetings
Pueblo West
13 Meetings
Red Feather Lakes
1 Meetings
Rifle
6 Meetings
Silt
1 Meetings
Snowmass Village
3 Meetings
Superior
5 Meetings
Thornton
32 Meetings
Vail
15 Meetings
Victor
1 Meetings
Wellington
1 Meetings
Westminster
56 Meetings
Wheat Ridge
27 Meetings
Windsor
10 Meetings
Winter Park
2 Meetings
Woodland Park
5 Meetings

Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings Throughout Colorado

Welcome to the comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Colorado. With 1980 meetings spread across 95 cities and communities, Colorado offers extensive support for individuals seeking recovery from alcohol addiction. Whether you're in a major metropolitan area or a smaller town, you'll find AA meetings nearby to support your journey to sobriety.

Finding AA Support Across Colorado

Colorado's AA community is strong and welcoming, with meetings available seven days a week in virtually every corner of the state. From early morning meetings that help start your day with purpose to evening gatherings that provide support after work, Colorado's AA network ensures help is always available when you need it most.

Types of AA Meetings in Colorado

The diversity of AA meetings across Colorado ensures everyone can find a group that feels right for them:

  • Open Meetings: Welcome to anyone interested in learning about AA, including family and friends
  • Closed Meetings: For individuals with a desire to stop drinking
  • Speaker Meetings: Feature inspiring recovery stories from members
  • Discussion Meetings: Interactive format focusing on recovery topics
  • Step Meetings: Work through AA's 12 Steps systematically
  • Big Book Study Groups: Deep dive into AA's foundational text
  • Specialized Meetings: Including women's, men's, LGBTQ+, young people's, and professional groups
  • Online/Hybrid Meetings: Virtual options for remote participation

Major AA Communities in Colorado

While AA meetings are available throughout Colorado, several cities serve as major hubs for recovery support. These larger communities often offer multiple daily meetings, specialized groups, and additional recovery resources. Each city maintains its unique character while adhering to AA's time-tested principles and traditions.

Getting Started with AA in Colorado

Taking the first step toward recovery through AA in Colorado is easier than you might think. Simply choose a city from our directory, browse available meetings, and attend one that fits your schedule. There's no need to register, pay fees, or meet any requirements other than having a desire to stop drinking. Most newcomers find it helpful to arrive a few minutes early to their first meeting and let someone know they're new – you'll receive a warm welcome and helpful guidance.

The Colorado AA Recovery Community

Colorado's AA community is known for its warmth, dedication, and commitment to helping others achieve sobriety. With decades of combined experience, local groups have developed strong support networks that extend beyond meeting rooms. Many areas offer additional resources such as newcomer packets, sponsor lists, social events, and service opportunities that strengthen recovery and build lasting friendships.

Accessibility and Inclusivity

AA meetings throughout Colorado strive to be accessible to everyone. Many locations offer wheelchair accessibility, sign language interpretation, and other accommodations. Specialized meetings cater to specific populations, ensuring everyone can find a comfortable space for their recovery journey. The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking – all are welcome regardless of background, beliefs, or circumstances.

Support Beyond Meetings

While regular meeting attendance is central to many members' recovery, Colorado's AA community offers support that extends beyond the meeting room. Sponsorship provides one-on-one guidance through the 12 Steps, while fellowship activities create sober social connections. Many groups organize events, workshops, and conferences that strengthen recovery and build community throughout the state.

Frequently Asked Questions About AA in Colorado

How many AA meetings are available in Colorado?
There are 1980 AA meetings available across Colorado, covering 95 cities and towns. Meetings are held daily throughout the state with various formats to meet different recovery needs.
Which cities in Colorado have AA meetings?
AA meetings are available in 95 cities across Colorado, including major metropolitan areas and smaller communities. Each city offers multiple meeting options with different times, days, and formats. Browse our city directory above to find meetings in your area.
Are AA meetings in Colorado free?
Yes, all AA meetings in Colorado are completely free to attend. There are no dues or fees for AA membership. Groups are self-supporting through voluntary contributions, but donations are never required.
What types of AA meetings are available in Colorado?
Colorado offers various AA meeting types including: Open meetings, Closed meetings, Discussion groups, Speaker meetings, Step meetings, Big Book studies, Women's meetings, Men's meetings, Young People's meetings, LGBTQ+ meetings, and specialized recovery groups.
Do I need to be a Colorado resident to attend meetings here?
No, you don't need to be a Colorado resident to attend AA meetings in the state. All AA meetings welcome anyone with a desire to stop drinking, regardless of where they live. Visitors, travelers, and those new to the area are always welcome.
How do I find AA meetings near me in Colorado?
Browse our directory of 95 cities in Colorado to find AA meetings near you. Each city page lists all available meetings with times, locations, and meeting types. You can also call our 24/7 helpline at 1-888-500-2161 for personalized assistance finding meetings in your area.
Are there online AA meetings for Colorado residents?
Yes, many AA groups in Colorado offer hybrid or online meeting options in addition to in-person meetings. These virtual options provide flexibility for those who cannot attend in person due to distance, health, or scheduling constraints.
What should I expect at my first AA meeting in Colorado?
At your first AA meeting in Colorado, expect a welcoming, non-judgmental environment. Meetings typically last 60-90 minutes. You don't need to speak if you're not ready, and there's no pressure to share. Simply listening is perfectly acceptable. Most meetings include readings, member shares, and fellowship time.

About Alcoholics Anonymous in Colorado

Alcoholics Anonymous has a strong presence throughout Colorado, with 1980 meetings available across 95 cities. Whether you're in a major metropolitan area or a smaller community, you'll find AA meetings to support your recovery journey.

Our directory includes various meeting types including Open meetings (welcoming to anyone), Closed meetings (for those with a desire to stop drinking), Discussion meetings, Speaker meetings, Step meetings, and specialized groups for specific demographics.

Each meeting listing includes essential information such as meeting times, locations, types, and any special notes. Many locations host multiple meetings throughout the week, providing flexibility to fit your schedule.

Need Help Finding a Meeting?

Our support team is available 24/7 to help you find the right AA meeting in Colorado