Along the breathtaking, world class scenic Sea to Sky Highway (99) there are many distractions – velvety snow capped mountains dropping into Howe Sound, waterfalls cascading down glistening granite cliffs and beautiful emerald colored Howe Sound itself. After traveling forty five minutes from Vancouver you pass through Squamish, with three award winning breweries. Tempting as it may be to stop here – there is so much more ahead.
Some of the events held during Vancouver Craft Beer Week are quite unique. Case in point: Forbidden Fruit at Devil’s Elbow.
We in BC are blessed with one of the most spectacular scenic drives in the world. In the early years of my travels to Whistler, Highway 99 North was known as the most dangerous road in the province. After many upgrades, including the pre-Olympic mega-upgrade, the Sea to Sky highway is now a marvel of engineering that leaves you free to appreciate the beauty that surrounds you. I recently took a four-day shoulder season craft beer trip from Vancouver to Pemberton. Here’s how it went.
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That's All There Was!
That's All There Was!