There's only a couple weeks left of summer. As heartbreaking as that is, that's still plenty of time to go on a couple more adventures. One of those adventures being a road trip to one of Ontario's coolest breweries!
In Canada we know how to do beer, especially craft beer and ESPECIALLY in Ontario. If you love beer and adventure, you're in the right place.
Check out this list below of breweries in Ontario that are worth the drive:
Blood Brothers Brewing // Toronto, ON
This cool brewery from Toronto is super unique. Their location is super unique, and their family values come across in their delicious beers.
Indie Ale House // Toronto, ON
A Toronto and Dundas West favourite, Indie ale house has super unique beers all crafted in house. The perfect way to spend a weekend.
Abe Erb Brewery & Restaurant // Waterloo
This amazing brewery in Waterloo has super unique beers and also sells merchandise. Not into beer? Their restaurant is also incredible.
Muskoka Brewery // Muskoka, ON
Take a cottage weekend in Muskoka and visit this amazing brewery. They've got craft lager, creme ale and more!
Niagara Brewing Company // Niagara Falls
You can pair a trip to this cool brewing company with a trip to Niagara Falls! This large establishment has an amazing facility, great beer and food!
Sleeping Giant Brewing Co. // Thunder Bay
Sleeping Giant has seasonal as well as year round beers that are super delicious. They've really got something for everyone from IPA to lighter beers.
Cameron's Brewing Co. // Oakville
With unique beers such as: Captain's Log, Ambear and Cosmic Cream Ale this cool brewery in Oakville does not disappoint.
5 Paddles Brewing Co. // Whitby
With over 160 recipes, this brewery does not play around. You can even order it online to take home!
Calabogie Brewing Co. // Calabogie
Popular selections at this brewery include: the bogie, five island, front porch and highlander.
Acute Care Alberta CEO Dr. Sayeh Zielke speaks as Major-General L.W. Rutland listens during a press conference following a fatal incident at CFB Wainwright in Alberta, in Edmonton, Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a statement on Parliament Hill following a deadly fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta, in Ottawa on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026.
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