Author: The BC Ale Trail

Your Ultimate Guide to Salmon Arm: Sips, Strolls, and Shuswap Adventures

Salmon Arm is proof that big adventures come in small-city packages. Tucked into the northeastern arm of the shimmering Shuswap Lake on one of four “arms” that give the region its name, this vibrant little city of just over  20,000 sits on the traditional territory of the Secwépemc Nation and delivers big on craft beverages, … Continued

The Langley Ale Trail Tasting Passport

Rich in history, urban experiences and fresh craft beer. The Langley Ale Trail offers a mix of urban and rural charm with craft breweries, a cidery, and a distillery, featuring menus inspired by local ingredients and history. Just a short drive from Vancouver, it covers Langley City, Langley Township, and communities like Brookswood, Walnut Grove, … Continued

International Women’s Day on the BC Ale Trail: Voices, Leadership & the Women Shaping Beer

International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate progress, amplify voices, and reflect honestly on the work still ahead. Across British Columbia, breweries are marking March 8 with special releases and events led by women in brewing. This year, we’re also honouring one of the most influential figures in Canadian brewing and brewing education: Nancy … Continued

Central Island Ale Trail Tasting Passport

Central Vancouver Island Offers a Bounty of Exceptional Experiences! From Cowichan through Nanaimo to Parksville Qualicum Beach, Central Vancouver Island offers a variety of exceptional experiences, including spectacular beaches, hiking and mountain biking trails, and coastal paddling. From February 1 through March 8, 2026, explore the region and the diverse mix of breweries. Fill Your … Continued

Discover Kelowna’s Ellison Field Taphouse – From Historic Flights to Beer Flights

Before it was Kelowna International Airport, it was Ellison Field.⁠ Now, Ellison Field Taphouse is bringing a taste of BC straight to the terminal!⁠ In 1947, the first commercial flight took off from this historic airstrip. By 1949, the original terminal building opened with a 3,000-foot grass runway, marking the start of Kelowna’s aviation story.⁠  … Continued

Discover Prince George: Your Ultimate Winter Destination

In winter, Prince George transforms into a snowy wonderland, offering unforgettable experiences for outdoor adventurers and craft beverage enthusiasts alike. When winter blankets Prince George in snow, this northern British Columbia gem transforms into a frosty haven of seasonal activities and cozy retreats. From pristine Nordic ski trails that wind through frosted forests to challenging … Continued

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