Craft breweries of all sizes can be found throughout the state of Utah, including in Moab near Arches and Canyonlands national parks, in Springdale at the mouth of Zion National Park, in Price, throughout the Wasatch Front, in Park City and as far north as Logan. Moab Brewery, a perpetual favorite for bikers, hikers, river rats and regular folk, has beers and ales brewed on premise.
Medal-Winning Breweries
- Hopper's (Midvale): The first brew pub offered in south SLC. So far, they've won 34 medals at the North American Brewers Association and GABF.
- Wasatch Brew Pub (Park City and SLC): Products can also be found at their Utah Brewers Co-op facility in Salt Lake City.
- Uinta Brewing (SLC): One of the nation's top 50 craft brewers by volume, their products can be found at their facility several blocks to the west of Utah Brewers Co-op.
- Squatter's (SLC): One of Salt Lake's first brewpubs, in business for more than 25 years and has an extensive list of award-winning beer. Squatter's "People, Planet, Profit" mantra means a dedication to great service and sustainable, local products, where possible. Products can also be found at their Utah Brewers Co-op facility in Salt Lake City.
- Red Rock Brewing Company (SLC): Zagat rated and known for its "new American cuisine."
- Epic Brewing Company (SLC): Has a fast-growing lineup and their Annex gastropub in nearby Sugar House features the brewery's 36 high-point bottled beers and eclectic dishes in a bohemian atmosphere.


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Discover the Breweries of the Wasatch Front
Over the past two decades, Salt Lake’s breweries have grown into a culture all their own. Here’s what you need to start planning a pub crawl with this collection of Salt Lake’s most popular breweries.
Uniquely Utah
When local breweries and distilleries are paired with a blossoming farm-to-table scene, you can find flavors unique to Utah virtually anywhere in the state. Many restaurants have carefully crafted cocktail menus, wine pairings or exclusive wines and incredible cuisine.
And no, there are no discounted drinks during happy hour, but Utah is still happier and more optimistic than most states. Last year's poll from Gallup Well-Being showed Utah topping the nation for future livability based on 13 forward-looking metrics measuring standards of living, health, workforce and economic confidence.
Maybe we've earned that beer. But with fresh powder dropping in the mountains and a plethora of resorts close by, to really work up that thirst, we've got some playing to do first.