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The patio at Howe Sound Brewing in Squamish has a great view of the Stawamus Chief. Photo: Howe Sound Brewing
While Squamish may be a small town, it’s not short on craft brews. You can visit three breweries and a cidery on this 4.3-kilometre-long self-guided tour that is perfect for biking or walking.
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Take a Self-Guided Squamish Brewery and Cidery Bike Tour
Photo via North Point Brewing
North Vancouver’s craft beer scene is booming, with a dozen breweries calling the North Shore Home. This self-guided tour visits six of them on a 6.5 km-long route that is easy to walk or bike.
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Take a Self-Guided North Vancouver Brewery Tour
Photo via Andina Brewing
Take in the heart of Vancouver’s craft brewery district in this self-guided tour through the Powell Street portion of “Yeast Van”. It visits five breweries on a 1.8 km-long route that is perfect for biking or walking.
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Take a Self-Guided Powell Street Brewery Bike Tour
Photo: Maple Meadows Brewing
Did you know Maple Ridge is home to a growing craft beer community? (There’s more to the area than of mountains, farmland, and hiking trails.) This 11-km-long self-guided brewery tour visits four independent breweries in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows. The first three breweries are close together, making them ideal to visit on foot or by bike. The last stop is a 35-minute bike ride or a 10 minute drive away.
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Take a Self-Guided Maple Ridge Brewery Tour
Photo: East Van Brewing
East Vancouver has really embraced the craft beer scene, earning it the nickname “Yeast Van.” This 1.8 km-long self-guided brewery tour visits five independent breweries in the Clark Drive and Venables area. Since much of it is on the Adanac bike route, it’s a great tour to do by bike or on foot.
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Take a Self-Guided Clark Drive Brewery Bike Tour
Trading Post Brewing. Photo: Tourism Langley
If you’re into craft beer, don’t miss the cluster of craft breweries in Langley. Use our step-by-step guide to spend an afternoon biking (or driving) between tasting rooms. The 12 kilometre route visits six different breweries in Langley.
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Take a Self-Guided Langley Brewery Bike Tour
Moody Ales. Photo: BC Ale Trail
Did you know that the Vancouver area is home to several dozen craft breweries? Head to Murray Street in Port Moody to visit the Brewer’s Row area. Yellow Dog Brewing Co. opened their tasting room here in 2014 and since then the region has developed into a craft beer mecca. Use our step-by-step guide to spend an afternoon walking or biking between tasting rooms. Our 1.7-kilometre long route visits six different breweries on or near Brewer’s Row. And it starts at the Moody Centre Skytrain Station on the Evergreen Line so you can go car-free.
