Hopping from brewery to brewery can be a lot of fun. However it can offer it’s challenges as well; such as enjoying multiple alcohol beverages and finding a way to travel without getting behind the wheel of a car. Which is why it is best to have a designated driver when you are going from brewery to brewery.
And what better way to get around, than by train! The Lansdale/ Doylestown SEPTA line offers so many great breweries within walking distance of various stops. From Jefferson Station in Philadelphia to the final stop in Doylestown, there is so much to see. See the schedule of the line here to plan times accordingly.
Below is a list and map of breweries that you can get to by just hopping on and off the train. Note; the breweries below are all within 1 mile (a reasonable walking distance) from the stops. Not all stops offer the most convenient walking paths so please consult a street view of the map before heading out.
Below is the map view of all the breweries along the rail line:
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And here is a list of the station stop and most walkable breweries from the city to the suburbs:
| Train Station | Brewery |
|---|---|
| Jefferson | Iron Hill Center City |
| Jefferson | 2nd Story Brewing |
| Jefferson | Roy-Pitz Barrel House |
| Jefferson | Love City Brewing |
| Temple | Human Robot Brewing |
| Temple | Punch Buggy Brewing |
| Wayne Junction | Attic Brewing |
| Glenside | The Ways Restaurant & Brewery |
| Glenside | Bill's Best Brewery |
| Ambler | Tannery Run Brew Works -- Septa Perks! |
| Ambler | Forest And Main |
| Ambler | Ship Bottom Brewing Taproom |
| Penlyn | Ambler Beer Company |
| Lansdale | Round Guys Lansdale Brewpub -- Septa Perks! |
| Lansdale | Local Tap By Doylestown Brewing |
| Lansdale | Well Crafted Beer Co |
| North Wales | McAllister Brewing -- Septa Perks! |
| North Wales | Ten7 Brewing Co. |
| Doylestown | Geronimo Brewing |
