Hike to Happy Hour in Columbia’s Silver Ridge Utility Collection

The Utility Pant is crafted from two-way-stretch recycled polyester that flexes with your every move for maximum comfort, even when the trail gets steep. An integrated removable belt helps dial in the fit, while a zippered security pocket, a hook and loop back, and cargo pockets keep your wallet, phone, and other essentials secure. Can’t decide between pants or shorts? You don’t have to: Pack two in one with the Utility Convertible Pants. Wear them as pants or unzip the pant legs to turn them into a pair of shorts when the weather gets hot.

Ready to hit the trail and claim your post-hike reward? Below, we’ve rounded up five day hikes—from California to New York—that lead straight to breweries and unique drinking establishments for the ultimate hike to happy hour experience.

1. Dispea Trail to Tourist Club in Mill Valley, CA

Overlooking Muir Woods from the side of Mount Tamalpais, Tourist Club is a Bavarian lodge stewarded by Nature Friends International, a global nonprofit dedicated to environmentally and culturally conscious tourism. Most of the year it’s exclusive to members, but on special occasions, such as guest days and seasonal festivals, the public is welcome to socialize and imbibe. (Just don’t forget to pack cash for the bar.)

For a pleasant 3.3-mile out and back hike, start at Old Mill Park on the Dispea Stairs. Follow the Dispea Trail until it breaks off right to the Sun Trail, which leads straight to the club. To triple the mileage for the day, you can also continue on to the beach by walking through the old-growth redwood trees at Muir Woods National Monument.