It’s time to explore the newly created BC Ale Trail. Tourists and craft beer enthusiast will now have a new guide when it comes to exploring the delicious craft beer brewed in British Columbia.
There are more than 125 craft breweries in the province and British Columbia is continuing to grow its reputation of the craft beer capital of Canada, according to the government of B.C.
"B.C.'s craft beer scene is growing every year, creating more jobs and contributing to our province economically and culturally. I have seen first- hand in my community how a craft brewery can liven up a town,’ explained Carolee Oakes, Minister of Small Business.
“The BC Ale Trail will invite tourists into our communities, help them discover unexpected sites and landscapes and show them exactly why B.C. truly is Canada's craft beer capital."
The BC Ale Trail is an interactive website that has detailed itineraries that include maps, restaurants and lodging, unexpected sites and a handful of suggestions when it comes to beers.
The trail is based on the bestselling book, Craft Beer Revolution: The Insider’s Guide to B.C. Breweries. It was spearheaded by the BC Craft Brewers Guild and supported by the government through destination BC.
To look at the website and plan your next beer road trip, click here.
