The Fraser Valley’s history of hop growing is reflected in its diverse craft breweries.

There is a different attraction here for every visitor, whether it’s an outdoor adventure, a farmyard experience, or an urban exploration.

Winter doesn’t slow anyone down in this wonderland of outdoor and urban activities.

Kelowna’s craft beer scene dates back more than 20 years. A recent surge of new breweries and its own annual beer festival has given it fresh energy.

Spectacular parks, hot springs and hiking trails, as well as several alpine resorts, make this Utopia for wilderness explorers—especially if they’re beer lovers, too.

Forests, mountains, pristine lakes and rivers, hot springs and waterfalls: this is the West Kootenays. Its towns and small cities are ready and waiting with history, culture and, of course, beer.

Tucked between the Golden Ears Mountains and the Fraser River, Maple Ridge is a scenic, forested community with a remarkable natural beauty — and a bounty of local craft breweries, taphouses and restaurants.

Craft breweries across Northern British Columbia are being welcomed by thirsty locals and travellers alike.

The name Penticton translates to “a place to stay forever.” After just one visit, you’ll know why. Between the beaches, vineyards, vistas, and craft breweries, this small city is definitely one of BC’s best kept secrets.

With the rapid appearance of five unique breweries on “Brewers Row,” beer lovers agree that Port Moody is anything but sleepy—it’s a destination.

These good neighbours, joined by bridges and highways, have much in common, yet they also have their own unique stories and delicious craft beers to share.

Nestled between Vancouver and Whistler on one of North America’s most scenic stretches of highway, Squamish is a destination all by itself.

This is the West Coast beyond compare. On BC’s southwest coast lies a hidden paradise of coastal geography awaiting discovery — along with some of the province's most distinctive breweries.

From the Downtown brewpubs to Mount Pleasant’s diverse range of breweries, restaurants and taphouses, there is a beer and brewery for every taste on the Brewery Creek Vancouver Ale Trail.

One of the most cosmopolitan cities on the continent, bordered by sea, forest and mountain peaks: Vancouver really has it all.

From the Cowichan Valley’s warm climate and agricultural heritage to Nanaimo’s urban, maritime vibe, there is something for everyone here.

Experience craft beer culture interwoven with natural beauty, agricultural splendour and some of BC’s most spectacular beaches.

There’s an après beer for everyone in the big city’s outdoor playground.

This is the cradle of the "craft beer revolution," home to Canada’s first brewpub and some of British Columbia’s most popular breweries.

Whistler might be best known as a premier ski destination, but its world-class restaurants, hiking/biking trails and numerous activities, events and festivals make it worthy of attention year-round.