Backcountry beer pics

[cardinalbruintriton]

Alamere Falls (CA)

In front of me (waterfall #2)

Behind me (flowing toward waterfall #3)

 

[anteater1]

Mt Hood?

Yep, Cooper Spur. At around 8000 ft in that pic.

 

[mikkelly]

Sand Harbor Lake Tahoe

Tahoe City

 

[swivelhips1]

Backpacking in Redwoods National Park.

 

[yamar68]

Backpacking in Redwoods National Park.

Jelly on all fronts.

 

[swivelhips1]

Great weekend exploring the White Mountains, an area I have spent almost no time in, and returning to the Buttermilks, a familiar stomping ground that I have not gone to for a few years. Thanks DCLAguy11 for these awesome brews! Sorry these photos are a bit HDRy, the stormy weather was hard for my phone to cope with.

Bright Sea Blonde at camp in Cottonwood Basin, White Mountains, CA

Beaucoup Berry Bu in the Patriarch Grove of Ancient Bristlecone Pines, White Mountains, CA

Dry Hopped Premiere in the Buttermilks below Mt Tom (right) and Basin Mountain (left), Sierra Nevada, CA

 

[RayP]

Couple pics while hiking/biking in Queenstown, and one from Mount Cook.

This one is wine, ZFG.

 

[yamar68]

Last camping trip of the year: Voyageurs National Park.

That's Canada across the water.

 

[swivelhips1]

Always surprised when there are National Parks I have not heard of. Looks like a sweet one.

 

[swivelhips1]

Got a badass sunset up at Pine Mountain in Los Padres National Forest on Saturday overlooking the Channel Islands while drinking some Petit Azaca (thanks Fahmie25). The sunrise was even better but I wasn't drinking any beer during it .

And a little plum lambic while bouldering is always a good idea. Another shout to Fahmie25 for that one too.

 

[duketheredeemer]

Somehow I've just now found this thread!

From a hike summer before last:

Dick's 12th Man Pale Ale cooling off in Eightmile Lake in the Enchantments, North Cascades.

And from this summer's Enchantments hike:

Fremont The Brother IPA in Stuart Lake, and looking up at Mount Stuart:

 

[drbenzo1]

Last weekend while beach camping

 

[swivelhips1]

Sitting in the sun drinking Featherweight Pale Ale from Cannonball Creek while letting my friends do the hard work of cleaning snow off the boulder before we try and climb it. Don't let this photo fool you, it was miserably cold both in the sun and not. Stupid winters with its wind and snow and ice. Happy to be back in a t-shirt in Southern California. I have gone so soft since moving away from Colorado.

 

[Head-high]

Northern Cascades

 

[swivelhips1]

Glacier Peak? Head-high

 

[Head-high]

Glacier Peak? Head-high

Yezzir, that's Image lake. Hiked from there over to Canyon Lake.

 

[agrippin]

Don't let the cold weather stop you from enjoying some beer outside. Greyrock Trail.

 

[rrrjjj]

 

[fiestaplatypus]

The Answer, She Good DIPA in the Virginia mountains

 

[queens11301]

Cannot like this thread enough, great photos everyone!

 

[Ispeakforthetrees]

Don't let the cold weather stop you from enjoying some beer outside. Greyrock Trail.

You hipster.

 

[swivelhips1]

Thanks to ggfunk, I had a bunch of awesome crowlers to drink while skiing and climbing on the Sierra Eastside this weekend. Enjoyed this pallet jack while bouldering by myself on a perfect winter day in Rock Creek.

 

[swivelhips1]

Thanks ggfunk for this tasty imp. cherry raz bu! Oak Creek, Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

 

[MarcatGSB1]

Thanks ggfunk for this tasty imp. cherry raz bu! Oak Creek, Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

Had a really epic mushroom trip in that Canyon. In fact a friend **** his pants from laughing so hard. Glorious glorious youth hood.

 

[DCLA]

Not really back country but it took a nice hike to get here. Excellent brews.

 

[swivelhips1]

Not really back country but it took a nice hike to get here. Excellent brews.

Hiking with glass is well beyond the entrance bar for this thread. Well done.

 

[DanzBorin]

Not really back country but it took a nice hike to get here. Excellent brews.

both of those are so good!

 

[JRBecks]

I figure this would be a good spot to ask if not I can always take it to the Mountain thread, I will staying at the Keystone village in May, and was wondering if anyone familiar with area could suggest any good hikes or parks to check out in the area? Looking for beginners terrain.

 

[swivelhips1]

I figure this would be a good spot to ask if not I can always take it to the Mountain thread, I will staying at the Keystone village in May, and was wondering if anyone familiar with area could suggest any good hikes or parks to check out in the area? Looking for beginners terrain.

Will you have a car to drive to trailheads?

 

[JRBecks]

Will you have a car to drive to trailheads?

yes i have access to a car