A new ale trail in B.C. provides beer lovers with some great options in the Southern Interior.

The BC Ale Trailsa国际传媒檚 newest addition is the Triang-ale Trail, featuring six craft breweries from Kamloops to Salmon Arm to Vernon.

The three B.C. Interior cities create a circuit for travellers, showcasing three diverse regions in the province.

From Kamloopssa国际传媒� rolling hills to the scenic beauty of Salmon Arm and the bustling city of Vernon, there is no shortage of things to do within the area. Whether yousa国际传媒檙e an outdoorsperson or an urban dweller, visitors and residents can come together over a refreshing pint (or taster flight) of locally brewed beer.

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The breweries featured in the Triang-ale Trail are: Kamloopssa国际传媒� Noble Pig Brewhouse, Red Collar Brewing and Iron Road Brewing; Crann贸g Ales in Sorrento; Salmon Armsa国际传媒檚 Barley Station Brew Pub; and Marten Brewing in Vernon.

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The destinations are all connected by the Trans-Canada Highway with a short side trip to Vernon on Highway 97, making it an easygoing, memorable road trip.

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The BC Ale Trail has expanded to feature 17 different regions since its inception in 2016. The announcement comes at the same time as the new Northern BC Trail.

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