Beercation Destination

Very few things are better after a long hike than a well-made craft beer. Writer Kristen Kuchar guides you to craft breweries along five of America’s long hiking trails.

Pay tribute to one of America’s most famous streets with this epic Route 66 craft brewery road trip. We guide you to craft breweries along Route 66 from Illinois to California. While you're at it, bring a few empty growlers.

Seasonal seafood shacks in New England are a time-honored tradition and nothing goes better with summer than craft beer. Writer Matt Osgood shows you his favorite summer seafood meals and the craft beers to go with them.

From hop farms to working farms with baby goats and Belgian ales, add these farm breweries to your list of must-visit craft beer destinations this year.

We identified nearly 500 small and independent craft breweries near Major League Baseball stadiums. Each brewery listed on the map is located within 5 miles of every MLB ballpark.

Whether it's holiday travel or a summer trip, if you're planning on traveling with beer or for beer, you'll want to be prepared. Follow these tips.

Beercations are a cinch when you don’t have to hunt for a place to stay. These U.S. breweries have their own beer hotels, hostels and more.

It might be cold outdoors, but these U.S. winter beer festivals will warm you up this season.

If you’re looking for craft beer gifts, you’re sure to find unique ideas in these U.S. cities known for beer. Here are presents for people who like beer.

Buffalo, New York, has so much more going for it than Niagara Falls and wings. Writer Amy Brooks shows you why a Buffalo beercation should be on your list.

From Pensacola in the west to Panama City Beach in the east, more than a dozen Emerald Coast breweries and brewpubs call this area home.

If you're flying into Denver, either for a beercation or GABF, check out this guide to finding craft beer at the Denver International Airport.