Head To Hanover For A Scenic Weekend Away In New Hampshire

For a relaxing and scenic weekend away, consider heading to Hanover the next time you’re in New Hampshire. As a college town, with a population of about 8000, Hanover is an ideal destination for a change of pace over a weekend.

Regardless of the time of year you visit Hanover, you”ll be wowed by the town’s scenery. In the spring and summer, appreciate looking at fresh flowers as you take a hike on a local trail. In the colder months, you’ll get to check out the local museums and events taking place on Dartmouth’s campus.

Now that you know that’s there’s so much to see and do, read on to learn more about what to explore when you visit Hanover for the weekend.

Pending on the direction you’re coming from, take I-91 north or south to reach Hanover.

Wikipedia/Ken Gallager You’ll feel like you’ve been transported to another time as you drive through the downtown area.

During your visit to Hanover, spend some time in nature and hike through the Mink Brook Nature Preserve.

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Along with hitting one of trails at the local preserve, you can also take in the scenery while kayaking.

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If you’re interested in a unique place to stay during your weekend getaway, consider this cozy vacation home just outside of the downtown area.

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As one of the most prestigious schools in the country, take time to check out the main library on Dartmouth’s campus.

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When you walk around Dartmouth, have your camera handy to take shots of the unique architecture in Rollins Chapel and other buildings on campus.

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And, if one of your goals during your weekend away is to get some rest and relaxation, take a stroll through town or people watch from where you’re staying.

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To learn more about what restaurants to try when you visit this part of New England, check out this article: Hanover Is A Small Town With Only 8000 Residents But Has Some Of The Best Food In New Hampshire.

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You’ll feel like you’ve been transported to another time as you drive through the downtown area.