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

The BC Ale Trail含羞草研究社檚 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.

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The breweries featured in the Triang-ale Trail are: Kamloops含羞草研究社� Noble Pig Brewhouse, Red Collar Brewing and Iron Road Brewing; Crann贸g Ales in Sorrento; Salmon Arm含羞草研究社檚 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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