Such is the growing popularity when it comes to travelling the province to explore British Columbia's craft breweries, that the Northern BC ALE Trail is now parting ways in the North at Prince George.
For 2022, thirsty and adventurous travellers will have two directions to choose when they reach Northern British Columbia's largest city, with the Ale Trail sending Beer aficionados to the northeast or the Northwest.
The Northwest Journey takes travellers from Prince George to Prince Rupert, with stops suggested in Burns Lake at Ursa Minor Brewing, located on a 540 acre cattle farm 100 km south of Burns Lake.
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| Prince Rupert's Wheelhouse Brewing, the western terminus for the BC Ale Trail |
Pushing on into the Skeena Valley the recommendation for the summer of 2022 is for travellers to make a pit stop at the Sherwood Mountain Brewhouse, where they can rest up for the scenic drive along Highway 16 to Prince Rupert and the final destination of the westward Journey at the Wheelhouse Brewing Company.
The full overview of the Northwest trail is available here.
A video of the Trail serves as the introduction for travellers to the Road ahead in 2022 and what tempting concoctions await them across the Northwests
You can explore the Northeastern BC destinations here.
A full overview of the BC Ale Trail program is available here.
More notes on Tourism on the North Coast can be explored here, while our Archive of Commercial notes is available here.
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