The Southwest Virginia Mountain Brew Trail is an unforgettable travel adventure that allows you to discover the vibrant micro and craft brewing scene found throughout Virginia.

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The Nelson 151 Trail provides a convenient way to sample Nelson County's many wineries and breweries, all along scenic Rt. 151 - the destination for Virginia wine, craft beer, local food, and outdoor recreation lovers. The trail features seven wineries, and three breweries/restaurants along a beautiful stretch of scenic byway, with Blue Ridge Mountain views, and easy access to and from the Blue Ridge Parkway.

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The Brew Ridge Trail has taken the craft brewing world by storm. The Brew Ridge Trail is self-guided, so you can visit any brewery you want, in any order, during their regular business hours.

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Make your way along the LoCo Ale Trail featuring delicious craft breweries in Loudoun County.

Loudoun pairs a modern and urban eastern corridor with wide-open rural seclusion on farms and pastures along the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the west.

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The Blue Ridge Beerway includes nine local breweries and is the perfect way to experience the flavors of Virginia's Blue Ridge and meet the people who are bringing these great beers to life.

The Roanoke Valley in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains is quickly developing into a popular location for craft breweries. The plentiful supply of top-quality water combined with the beautiful landscape and unique culture that exists in the region makes Virginia's Blue Ridge a natural choice for many beer companies.

Along the Shenandoah Beerwerks Trail you can taste some of the best craft beer in the country. This beautiful region provides a way to reconnect with important things in life – relax and enjoy the companionship of good friends amidst some of the nation’s most beautiful farms and mountains,

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With 11 wineries, five breweries, two hard cideries, distilleries and local restaurants that will satisfy the most discriminating palate - the Red, White and Brew Trail in Nelson County is a culinary hot spot.

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The Coastal VA Beer Trail consists of 24 breweries in Williamsburg, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Hampton, Smithfield and Virginia Beach.

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Quench your thirst in Richmond, Virginia, which is quickly becoming a major craft beer destination. With more than 20 craft breweries and more on the way, it's clear why the Wall Street Journal said Richmond "is home to one of the region's fastest growing beer scenes."

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Enjoy a “spirited” escape on The Grapes & Grains Trail! Enjoy how relaxing life feels in Virginia’s most “spirited” region! Located in Fredericksburg, Stafford and Spotsylvania, the trail includes 5 wineries, 5 breweries and a distillery. Tickets are valid for a full year so you you can visit them as you choose, in a day or two – or one at a time!

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Wineries, craft breweries, cideries and distilleries span from Harrisonburg into Rockingham County through Shenandoah County to Winchester/Frederick County make up the Shenandoah Valley Spirits Trail.

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The Beltway Beer Trail is currently the largest beer trail in the Virginia, showcasing 25 different breweries located in Fairfax, Prince William, Manassas, Alexandria, Falls Church and Arlington.

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The VA 58 Beer Trail is a grouping of breweries that are located along the Western portion of VA Route 58. The breweries include:

The Helltown Beer Trail gets it's name from Front Royal, VA where the Beer Trail is centered. By the 1790s, Front Royal earned the nickname "Helltown," due to the many livestock wranglers and boatmen on the Shenandoah coming through the area, who came into town to visit local saloons. The Helltown Beer Trail includes 10 breweries from the Northern Valley region of Virginia as well as the country's first State Beer Museum. The breweries include:

The Historic Hops Beer Trail is made up of up breweries in Fredericksburg, Stafford and Spotsylvania.

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Steins, Vines and Moonshine Trail is the official trail and tourism for local breweries, wineries and distilleries in Prince William County and Manassas, Virginia. Discover what wonderful experiences Prince William & Manassas has to offer for beer, wine & spirit lovers...!

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The Seminole Beer Trail is a grouping of breweries that are located along VA Route 29 from Charlottesville to Gainesville.

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