Dispensary near Pequot Lakes, Minnesota
Trailhead is a dispensary in Brainerd for Pequot Lakes-area visitors planning a trip along Hwy 371. Coming from the south, you can consider a stop before continuing north. Starting in Pequot Lakes, plan a separate southbound drive.
Look for the bobber. Know which road you need.
Pequot Lakes has a memorable landmark in its Bobber Water Tower and a downtown gathering place at Trailside Park, where the Paul Bunyan State Trail passes through. Those places give a visit a different character from simply staying on the through highway.
Hwy 371 runs on a bypass along the east side of downtown Pequot Lakes. That means “heading to Pequot Lakes” can describe two different trips: continuing along the highway or turning toward a downtown destination. Use the specific address of your final stop when deciding where a Trailhead visit fits. Our store remains in Brainerd, not at the bobber or in downtown Pequot Lakes.
Getting to Trailhead
Consider Trailhead while planning the Hwy 371 portion of your journey, before continuing toward Nisswa and Pequot Lakes. Check that the store actually fits your chosen route.
Set Trailhead as a southbound destination at 17951 Hwy 371. A planned trip into the Brainerd area can be more useful than driving without checking availability first.
Compare the onward leg as well. Nearby towns are not interchangeable map pins, and a place on the Whitefish Chain can require a different route from downtown Pequot Lakes.
A little more local knowledge
The menu answers what is available; Our Craft explains the people and process behind Trailhead’s own products. Look at both before making a southbound trip specifically to visit us. Then arrive with the product questions that matter to you—format, origin or the information on a label—rather than expecting every dispensary shelf to be the same.
Before you set out
No. Trailhead is at 17951 Hwy 371 in Brainerd. This page is a travel guide for Pequot Lakes-area customers, not an announcement of a new location.
The through highway uses a bypass along the east side of downtown. For the Bobber Water Tower or Trailside Park, navigate to that specific destination rather than assuming the highway passes every downtown landmark.
A store stop may fit a journey along Hwy 371 from the Brainerd area. Check the route, current menu and store hours before adding it to the trip.
The Crosslake guide adds chain-specific route context. Keep using your actual cabin or destination address rather than treating the whole Whitefish Chain as one starting point.
Check the menu. Plan the route. Visit us in Brainerd.
