We found this hike at a roadside turnout in Kootenay National Park.  the overgrown trail followed a creek as it wound through the woods.  It was apparent that the local bears were the only ones using the trail.  When we finally got to the end, all we found was a crooked sign that read  "End of Trail".  There was no summit, waterfall or view.  That day we learned that not every hike is a great one and sometimes you just spend the day stepping over bear scat.

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Pink Boots Blend

End of Trail Pale Ale

Pink Boots Hop Blend

This edition of End of Trail Pale Ale uses the Pink Boots Hop Blend(Cashmere, Ahtanum, Citra, Loral & Sabro) which imparts tropical, herbal, citrus and woody qualities.  Pink Boots inspires and encourages women in the industry.  A portion of the proceeds goes to the Pink Boots Society.

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ABV: 5.0%, SRM: 7, IBU: 47