Rivers, roads, activities and craft beer converge in Kamloops
All roads in BC seem to lead to Kamloops. Named T’kemlups, “meeting of rivers” by the Secwepemc First Nation, this Interior city is where the North and South Thompson rivers … Continued
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Breweries, Pubs and Tasting Rooms on the BC Ale Trail
The West Kootenays are a stunning region of eastern British Columbia, cloaked in dense forests, hemmed in by majestic peaks, and ribboned by the dazzling water of the Columbia and Kootenay Rivers. Travelers … Continued
Day Two on the BC Ale Trail and Garlic Sriracha Beer Steamed Mussels
Day two began how all days should begin: with fried chicken. River Market in New West is a destination all on it’s own. Fresh bread, craft coffee, homemade soap, produce, and restaurants. It’s … Continued
Following the Ale Trail “Up Island”
If you know anyone who lives on Vancouver Island – or if you’re an Islander yourself – you’ll be familiar with the term “up island.” This can mean anything from … Continued
Behind the Scenes on the BC Ale Trail
Let’s go “behind the scenes” as our photo/video team visits breweries in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island. A lot of work goes into producing the BC Ale Trail. We start off … Continued
Ale Trail Takes Shape Along the Pacific Rim Highway
There are two sides to Vancouver Island, geographically speaking; two distinct coasts whose characters are defined by the seas that erode their shores. The tranquil east coast on the Strait … Continued
Kelowna’s Craft Beer Scene Comes of Age
Blending an agricultural past with a new reputation as a tech centre, Kelowna is rich in history, innovation and fermentation. The Okanagan Valley’s largest city is situated in the heart … Continued
Squamish Breweries Have All You Need For Apres Adventure
Squamish has come of age in the craft beer world and is now set to become a BC Ale Trail destination. For many people, Squamish has long been a refuelling stop on … Continued
The History of BC Craft Beer — Part 2
This blog post picks up where we left off in “The History of BC Craft Beer — Part 1.“ After helping create Canada’s first microbrewery in Horseshoe Bay, BC, Frank … Continued
BC Ale Trail Expands With Eight New Routes This Summer
Get ready to explore even more of BC’s beer, breweries and beautiful regions and cities: The BC Ale Trail is expanding. Eight new ale trails will launch this summer — bringing the … Continued