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21 Mountains to Ski Down With Great Craft Breweries at the Bottom

These rustic, craft-beer destination spots are tucked away in high country, and they’ll be the perfect way to top off a day on the slopes.

Emily Hutto Jan 15, 2015 - 7 min read

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This winter, incorporate one of these craft breweries into your next snow-packed beercation.

Mt. Baker, Washington + North Fork Brewery

It’s not every day you come across a pizzeria, a beer shrine, a wedding chapel, and a microbrewery all in one, especially after a day on the slopes. In name, Mt. Baker/North Fork Brewery is a destination for craft-beer lovers and powder hounds, where bettys and bros can carve fresh pre-nuptial powder in what’s often thought of as the country’s most iconic ski destination. The brewery is in the foothills of Mt. Baker, the home to the legendary Banked Slalom snowboard competition, first put on by the inventor of the snowboard, Tom Sims.

Mt. Hood, Oregon + Mt. Hood Brewing Co.

Last month, a press release reported that Mt. Hood got more snow in 24 hours than any other ski resort in North America—16 inches in 24 hours. Don’t miss the powder or the fresh craft beer on tap at Mt. Hood Brewing Co. in nearby Government Camp.

Mt. Bachelor, Oregon + Boneyard Beer

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