Vancouver, Coast & Mountains

The cities of Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Hope offer a mix of relaxing countryside, urban culture, and rugged backcountry beauty. Their hop growing history is reflected in diverse craft breweries.

Langley is rich in history, urban experiences and fresh craft 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 craft breweries.

The four municipalities of New Westminster, Burnaby, Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam are aligned in many ways — not just by geography, but also through their bustling craft breweries.

With four unique breweries on Brewers Row and another nearby, beer lovers agree that Port Moody is anything but sleepy—it’s a destination.

Richmond, Delta, Surrey, and White Rock are distinct communities linked by their locations south of the Fraser River. These good neighbours have much in common, yet they also have their own unique stories to share.

Explore Sea to Sky in search of craft beer, 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 in Gibsons, Sechelt, Powell River and Lund.

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.

There’s an après beer for everyone in the big city’s outdoor playground. This is where the metropolis meets BC’s mighty outdoors.

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.