Oregon’s North CoastCraft beer trail

You must be 21+ to trek the craft beer trail. Please drink responsibly. Many of the locations are family-friendly, but not all.

Sign up for the pass to receive a unique link by email or text. Open the passport and click the location you are visiting.
Click check-in, then enter the pin number for that location.
Each location has a unique pin code that they will provide to you to enter into the passport on your device.
No purchase is necessary to check in, but we hope you will support our local businesses.


Tip: Add a link on your home screen to the passport so you can easily find it at each location.
There is not a paper or manual option for the trail passport. You must use the digital passport.

Remember to ask your server to provide that location’s unique redemption code so that you can enter it in your mobile passport before leaving that location. The redemption sites or other locations are not able to give you the pin number for another location.

100 points are awarded for checking in at a location. Once you have checked in at enough locations to earn 800 points, stop by one of our three redemption sites (visitor centers) during their operating hours to receive your free mug.
Additional prizes may be added to the passport, and the mug design could change.

Keep trekking along the trail for a chance to win a getaway for a 3-night stay on Oregon’s North Coast. When you visit 12 locations, you’ll automatically be entered into this prize drawing. When you complete the trail by visiting all locations, you’ll get another entry for the getaway drawing.

This prize will be drawn at the end of our passport year – September 2025.

The beer trail logo mug is not available for purchase. You must earn it by participating in the passport.  Each location may have a selection of their own glasses and merchandise you may want to purchase as an additional souvenir of your trek.

Each location has listed a special offer you can access as a passholder. Let your server know you’d like to redeem the coupon when you place your order.
Special offers are redeemable once per passholder. If a location changes their offer, the new offer will become available on your next visit.

Passholders who opt-in will receive occasional messages from the Trail team about beer-related events, brewery news, or changes to the pass.

Whether on foot, by train, by car, by bus, or any combination thereof, you’re bound to experience a good time on the Oregon Coast Craft Beer Trail. Some locations can be easily done on foot or by a combination of travel options. Our local bus service connects our entire Trail area, check their schedule at this link.  If you use a car, please have a designated driver. 

Never drink and drive. Have a plan for a designated driver, walkable route, public transportation, call a cab, or book a pub crawl tour. We do NOT encourage driving yourself while making stops and consuming alcoholic beverages along the Beer Trail.

No. Plan your visits so they are convenient for you! When you are ready to redeem points for your mug, go to the visitor center in Cannon Beach, Seaside, or Astoria.
Location hours may vary based on the season or day of the week. The hours in your pass are provided through each business’ Google Place listings and should update if those are changed.

Check directly with a location for their current hours if you are unsure.

Technical support is provided by Bandwango, the software that runs our passport. You can reach them at (888) 921-5333 or by emailing support@bandwango.com.

If you need local support or have suggestions for the trail, reach out to the Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce by calling Regina at (503) 325-6311 or emailing: marketing@oldoregon.com.

No. The pass is active for one year from the date of your first redemption, not when you download it. It’s probably not wise to attempt the entire North Coast Craft Beer Trail in one day. It’s important to keep in mind, too, that you don’t overdo it.

Luckily, Oregon’s North Coast is home to many great hotels & motels, campgrounds, vacation rentals, and even B&Bs. Find your perfect place to rest up along the Trail by visiting one of our travel websites.

The North Coast Craft Beer Trail is an ongoing passport and the composition of the Beer Trail and its guidelines are subject to change without notice at any time, as are the specific discounts offered at some of our participating stops on the Trail.

Oregon Coast breweries on the craft beer trail include popular stops like Fort George Brewery, Buoy Beer Company, and Pelican Brewing. Each of these breweries offers a unique selection of locally crafted beers and a great atmosphere, making them must-visit destinations on the coast.

Oregon Coast breweries are unique due to their focus on using local ingredients, coastal-inspired flavors, and the stunning settings in which they are located. The breweries along the coast are often some of the most awarded and recognized beers of the Pacific Northwest.

Yes, many Oregon Coast breweries host seasonal events and festivals, such as beer releases, live music events, and special food pairings. These events provide a vibrant atmosphere and a chance to engage with the local brewing community.

To plan your route along the Oregon Coast breweries trail, start by identifying which breweries you want to visit and map out the most efficient path. The trail includes stops from Astoria to Pacific City, so consider the distance and time between each brewery. You can use the Brewing Trail Passport as a guide and ensure you hit the key spots for a well-rounded experience.

Oregon Coast breweries often prioritize sustainability by using local ingredients, implementing eco-friendly brewing practices, and reducing waste. Many breweries along the coast are committed to environmental stewardship, whether through recycling programs, energy-efficient operations, or partnerships with local conservation organizations. This commitment to sustainability reflects the values of the region and helps preserve the natural beauty of the Oregon Coast.