When you’re looking for a great recreational cannabis dispensary near Hanover, you’ll be happy to know Five Seasons Cannabis Co. is only 10 minutes away. We source all our cannabis products from the finest manufacturers and cultivators throughout Vermont, and our knowledgeable staff is always standing by to provide supportive, educational service. Come visit our recreational cannabis dispensary for premium flower, edibles, concentrates, pre-rolls, and vapes, provided by friendly budtenders prepared to guide all levels of cannabis enthusiasts through an exemplary shopping experience. 

Is weed legal in Hanover, NH? 

While medical marijuana is legal in New Hampshire and marijuana possession has been decriminalized, recreational cannabis remains prohibited. Only medical marijuana patients can purchase from a dispensary in New Hampshire.  

Popular Attractions to Visit on Your Trip From Hanover

While the drive from Hanover to Five Seasons only takes about ten minutes, it brings you near many popular destinations in White River Junction. After stocking up on your favorite products at our recreational dispensary, consider checking out some of these top venues.

• James W Campion III Rink: Stop by the indoor ice rink in West Lebanon to enjoy public skating on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday afternoons. 
• Quechee State Park: Play, camp, and enjoy the outdoors at the Upper Valley Region’s premier outdoor destination. Camping sites include 7 lean-to sites and 45 tent/trailer sites. Activities include fishing, hiking, swimming, skiing, and more. 
• Vermont Institute of Natural Science: Explore a space dedicated to environmental education and the rehabilitation of birds of prey to see outdoor and indoor exhibits, nature trails, and the Forest Canopy Walk.
• Northern Stage: Visit this intimate regional theater in a comfortable community setting to see Broadway-caliber performances, ranging from classic plays and contemporary works to full-scale musicals. 
• Main Street Museum: Explore this unique museum right next to our dispensary to see offbeat items, eclectic exhibits, quirky displays, and rotating collections of artifacts. 
• Nearby restaurants: Some of our favorite options include Lou’s Restaurant & Bakery, Molly’s Restaurant & Bar, Thyme Restaurant, Tuckerbox, Four Aces Diner, Yama / Young’s Restaurant, and REDCAN.

How to Get to Five Seasons Dispensary From Hanover

If you’re ready to check out our dispensary, we’re only a short drive away. All you’ll need is 10 minutes and a few twists and turns. Get on Main Street and head toward Vermont. After about 4 miles, turn right onto Bridge Street and continue onto Maple Street. Turn left onto Bridge Street, and you’ll find us on the right, just over the bridge, past the Main Street Museum. 

Where to Stay in White River Junction

Since recreational cannabis remains illegal in New Hampshire, many of our out-of-state customers prefer to consume their purchases while in Vermont. Luckily, there are several great places to stay in White River Junction. Consider one of these comfortable options near our dispensary.

• On the River Inn, Woodstock: A riverside boutique hotel in Woodstock, VT, with rooms, farmhouse suites, and on-site dining at 506 Bistro, well-positioned for couples, families, and groups looking to take advantage of Vermont’s spring and summer offerings.

• The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm: A 19th-century inn on the National Register of Historic Places, where rooms with views of Dewey’s Mill Pond and the Ottauquechee River, afternoon cookies by the fire, and a setting steeped in Vermont history make it a natural fit for both weekend escapes and destination weddings.

• White River Inn & Suites: Sitting just off the I-89/I-91 interchange in the Upper Valley, this comfortable, straightforward hotel puts you within easy reach of downtown White River Junction, Dartmouth College, Quechee Gorge, and Killington.

• Hotel Coolidge: A former railroad-era hotel in White River Junction that leans into its history. Freight trains still roll past, Amtrak stops across the street, and the mix of vintage character and a lively local arts scene gives it a feel you won’t find at a chain.