Setting off on day trips to local booze hot spots is easier than ever.
You don’t have to go searching through all manners of social media or Google-map endlessly to find that next stop.
Thanks to our local visitors’ bureaus, most are neatly compiled into various booze trails.
Whether you’re looking for beer, wine or spirits, or a combo of them all, there’s a trail out there to explore.
Create Your Own
Use our handy Sara Bozich Booze Trail Map to find your next adventure.
Our interactive map features regional cideries, distilleries, breweries, and wineries with links to their social media pages, who serves food, and more relevant information.
Beer Trails
Susquehanna Ale Trail
Spanning Harrisburg to Hanover, the Susquehanna Ale Trail features 13 breweries throughout York County and the surrounding area.
Your trip could include stops at Collusion Tap Works, ZerØday Brewing Co., all four Hanover breweries, and Wyndridge Farm among others.
Cumberland Valley Beer Trail
The Cumberland Valley Beer Trail is one of the newer trails, but it boasts nearly 30 stops including breweries and must-stop restaurants along the way.
Cumberland Valley makes touring even easier by breaking up the trail into regions to show you what’s your next closest stop.
Plus, if you visit multiple stops, you can turn in your passport to score swag like bottle openers, shirts, and more.
Lancaster Ale Trail
With 24 stops across Lancaster and Dauphin counties, the Lancaster Ale Trail shows off the diverse craft beer community that’s just down the road.
Setting off on this tour could see you sitting at breweries like St. Boniface Craft Brewing Co., Stoudt’s Brewing Co., any number of Lancaster-based breweries, and Tröegs Independent Brewing.
Lancaster County also breaks down their map into different regions to make it a bit easier to find your way through the trail.
Wine Trails
Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country
Made up of 12 award-winning wineries, Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country should a be destination tour for any Pennsylvania wine lover.
Sip and sample from wineries like The Vineyard at Hershey, The Vineyard at Grandview, and Armstrong Vallery Winery.
Hershey Harrisburg also offers seasonal events throughout the year like their Cornucopia Wine Quest in the fall.
Mason-Dixon Wine Trail
Mason-Dixon Wine Trail includes crossovers from Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country but sprinkles in additional stops further south.
A few stops include Broad Mountain Vineyards, The Winery at Hunters Valley, and Moon Dancer Winery.
Mason-Dixon also runs touring events throughout the year like their upcoming Wine Just off the Vine that celebrates the just-pressed harvest.
Sweet Arrow Wine Trail
At only three wineries within a five-mile span, Sweet Arrow Wine Trail is the smallest trail, which makes it the easiest to complete.
You can sip your way through the tour at a leisurely pace at Spring Gate Winery and Vineyard, Cassel Vineyards of Hershey, and CrossWinds Winery at Hershey.
Spirits Trail
Keystone Craft Spirits Trail
While the Keystone Craft Spirits Trail is organized by the York County Visitor’s Bureau, this trail crisscrosses our region to give you a taste of what’s distilling.
From York to Harrisburg to Gettysburg, you find all our local draft distillers on one map.
Find distilleries like Midstate Distillery, Old Republic Distillery, and Mason Dixon Distillery just to name a few.
The tour also offers educational experiences with a stop at Northern York Historical and Preservation Society where you can get hands-on and see how whiskey was made in the 18th century.
Look for a new statewide distillery trail coming soon.
Find it all
Adams County Pour Tour
Cider, beer, spirits, and wine all in one tour.
Adams County Pour Tour puts you in the heart of Apple Country and offers 14 stops along the way.
At one stop you’ll sip on crisp ciders, and the next you’re enjoying a beer made with hops just feet away from the brewery.
We know not everyone is just into one style of booze. We’re all #paproud equal opportunity drinkers. This sampling from Adams County affords you the opportunity to taste everything our PA producers have to offer.
Along with these stops, there are also many other attractions along the way.
Get lost in the orchards of Adams County. Take the time to hit up a few factories in York. Or, see a show in Lancaster or Harrisburg after your brewery trip.
No matter what you do, always be safe, and plan ahead. Trains, Ubers, and designated drivers are always your friend.
Cheers and happy touring!
