Discover 5 parks for sightseeing within driving distance of Hanover
"Hanover is the closest major town and a convenient base for a quick historic stop along the Connecticut River. Visitors often pair the site with dining, shopping, and Dartmouth College attractions."
A riverside historic site preserving the remains of the Bedell Bridge crossing on the Connecticut River.
"Hanover visitors often make a day trip to Quechee for scenic views and outdoor recreation. It is a short drive from Dartmouth College and the Connecticut River Valley."
A scenic day-use park overlooking Quechee Gorge with picnic areas, river access, and classic Vermont views.
"Hanover visitors may come for a quiet historical stop after time in the Upper Valley. The site offers a brief, reflective visit that pairs well with nearby cultural attractions."
A riverside historic site commemorating Hannah Duston’s 1697 captivity and escape.
"Hanover visitors often make the trip for mountain recreation and lakefront relaxation. The park is a scenic destination for Dartmouth-area residents and guests."
A year-round mountain and lake park known for skiing, swimming, and panoramic views.
"Hanover travelers often look for nearby scenic drives and low-key outdoor stops. This park provides an easy riverside pause within reach of the Upper Valley."
A small riverside wayside park in Charlestown with picnic space, memorial features, and scenic Connecticut River views.