Walker Cannabis Dispensaries
Walker, Minnesota has 1 licensed cannabis dispensary serving adults 21 and older for recreational purchases and registered patients for medical cannabis. Located in Cass County with a population of 1,069, Walker provides convenient cannabis access for residents and visitors from nearby bemidji, brainerd.
Quick Facts: Cannabis in Walker
- Licensed Dispensaries:
- 1 in Walker
- Legal Status:
- Recreational & Medical
- Purchase Limit:
- 2 oz flower (public)
- County:
- Cass County
Source: MN Cannabis Hub • Updated February 22, 2026
All Dispensaries in Walker
Sweetest Grass - Walker
Shopping for Cannabis in Walker
Updated Feb 22, 2026Sweetest Grass at 6838 Y Frontage Rd NW is Walker's cannabis destination, operated by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe near Northern Lights Casino and Hotel. Open 10 AM to 9 PM daily, the dispensary serves recreational customers 21+ with a full menu of flower, edibles, vapes, pre-rolls, and concentrates. As a tribal dispensary, it does not charge Minnesota's 15% cannabis excise tax or the 6.875% state sales tax, saving visitors roughly 22% compared to a state-licensed store.
Leech Lake is one of Minnesota's top fishing destinations - a 111,000-acre natural walleye factory drawing anglers from across the Midwest. Walker's summer population swells dramatically, and Sweetest Grass is positioned to catch that traffic right off Highway 371. Whether you're staying at a lakeside resort, pulling into a campsite, biking the Heartland State Trail, or heading into the Chippewa National Forest, the dispensary is easy to access. The Northern Lights Casino adjacency means visitors can combine gaming with cannabis shopping.
Winter visitors come for snowmobiling, ice fishing, and the Walker Winter Carnival, so the dispensary maintains year-round hours. The Leech Lake Band also operates a second Sweetest Grass location in Cass Lake (605 Elm Ave, 11 AM to 7 PM) for travelers approaching from the south or west on US-2.
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Know the Laws in Walker
Walker follows Minnesota state cannabis laws. Adults 21+ can possess up to 2 ounces in public and consume cannabis in private residences.