419
Ale Trail
Celebrating the craft brew scene in Northwest Ohio!
Raise a glass to Northwest Ohio’s craft beer community, where creativity, flavor, and local pride are always on tap. From small-town taprooms to city favorites, the 419 Ale Trail is your invitation to explore and connect. Each pint supports local makers and keeps our brewing culture thriving.
This refreshed, self-guided experience features exciting new additions and a larger footprint to explore. It is designed for craft beer fans who want to discover breweries at their own pace, any time of year.
The new 419 Ale Trail retires the gamified elements like the digital passport and prize incentives. Instead, it focuses on celebrating the region’s breweries through an easy-to-use printed and digital map.
What to Expect
- A redesigned printed and digital 419 Ale Trail map
- An expanded list of participating breweries
- A check-off style printed guide to track visits
- A free annual promotional sticker available at partner breweries
The map shows each participating brewery numbered to match its location on the reverse side. Physical copies of the map are available throughout the region at participating brewery locations.
Use the circles next to each number to check off stops as visits are made. Refer to the listings for addresses and details to help plan the perfect brewery crawl. Visitors can also click the map to download a PDF and learn more about partner breweries.
Chart a personalized route, discover new favorites, and be sure to ask for a 419 Ale Trail sticker at participating breweries along the way. For ongoing brewery features and trail updates, follow Destination Toledo (@ToledoCVB) on social.
Participating Partner Breweries
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