'Brew Hiking' - AT mentioned in Beer Magazine

[rumbler]

Every single beer that I had on the trail was delicious.

Truly.

[Sly]

Hmmm... if you like beer (or drinking in general) off the dusty trail, Anaconda MT on the CDT has more pubs than the entire AT! As a further incentive to hike that trail, it has no dry counties!

[Footslogger]

Hmmm... if you like beer (or drinking in general) off the dusty trail, Anaconda MT on the CDT has more pubs than the entire AT! As a further incentive to hike that trail, it has no dry counties!

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Laramie's got em beat Sly !! Best kept secret in the west.

'Slogger

[Newb]

What about the DogPatch tavern at the I-70 crossing in Maryland?

[Lone Wolf]

What about the DogPatch tavern at the I-70 crossing in Maryland?

It got shut down after a drug bust a few years ago.

[mrc237]

I'm Shocked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[StarLyte]

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Laramie's got em beat Sly !! Best kept secret in the west.

'Slogger

Cleveland Ohio has a bar BUS tour. They advertise it on the Internet. You sign up and wait your turn. Everyone meets at a designated point and you go bar hopping in a bus.

I'd hate to be the driver at bar closing time though.

[Footslogger]

[quote=StarLyte]Cleveland Ohio has a bar BUS tour.
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Laramie is too small for a bus tour ...walkin is a lot easier and quicker.

'Slogger

[Kerosene]

One of you experienced beer-drinking thru-hikers should put together a WB article on noted beer-serving establishments in trail towns and within a few miles of the AT. I would contribute to in-depth reviews as I get through those sections in the next few years.

[SavageLlama]

OK article, coulda used some minor fact-checking:

*The Long Trail Brewing Company is in Bridewater Corners VT, not Bridgewater

Actually, Jack, the town is Bridgewater Corners.