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Mission

We envision this blog to be a space where the natural relationship between the craft beer community and outdoor recreation comes to fruition. One of the strengths of local brewpubs is their tie to the community, and the environment. Lately, we've seen a much welcome shift on the part of breweries to go “green”—Alaskan Brewing Company is powered by spent grain, Anderson Valley Brewing Company is solar powered. Many craft breweries are also striving to go local, partnering with area farms and suppliers. These efforts at preserving natural resources directly link to the goals of land stewardship shared by hiking enthusiasts.

Explorers at heart, whenever we take a trip somewhere there are two main things we research: breweries and trails. For us, a good pint is something to savor, to drink slowly in enjoyment. We celebrate accomplishments with beer. Climbed a mountain today? That warrants a pint. Trekked 10 miles through old growth forest? Cheers to that!

And we're not alone—craft breweries are now marketing their beers to outdoor enthusiasts. Countless Northwest breweries advertise canned beers for campers and hikers. Not to mention the number of breweries which opt for rustic decor in their taprooms. Craft beer and outdoor recreation are made for one another.

That's where our blog comes in. Our aim is to develop a space where craft beer drinkers and lovers of the great outdoors can explore both combined. From the best hikes of a region to the perfect pint in the community's most loved brewpub, we want to share our explorations with you.

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  • Guidebooks
    • Urban Hikes Washington
    • Beer Hiking Pacific Northwest
  • Beer Travel Stories
    • Features and Friends
  • Blog
  • Breweries
    • Pike Brewing >
      • Discovery Park
    • North Sound Brewing >
      • Little Mountain
      • Padilla Bay
    • Chuckanut Brewery >
      • Baker Preserve Trail
    • Flyers >
      • Ebey's Landing & Fort Casey
    • Birdsview Brewing >
      • Park Butte
    • North Fork >
      • Yellow Aster Butte
      • Hard Scrabble Falls
      • Skyline Divide
      • Chain Lakes
      • Table Mountain
    • Kulshan Brewing >
      • Lookout Mountain
      • Lake Whatcom
    • Anacortes Brewery >
      • Rosario Head - Lighthouse Point
    • Boundary Bay >
      • Rock Trail
      • Lily and Lizard
      • Oyster Dome
  • Reviews
    • Book And Brew Reviews
    • Gear Reviews
  • Store
    • Bookshop
    • Merch
  • About
    • Mission
    • Team