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Kicking off Earth Month with an IPA and initiative. Miramar-based Athletic Brewing releases Two For The Trails, launches "our Brews Give Back" campaign and teams with AllTrails guide. Athletic Brewing, America's largest dedicated non-alcoholic brewer, is celebrating Earth Month with the launch of the "Our Brews Give Back" campaign, highlighting its Two For The Trails environmental grant program. At the center of the month-long effort is Two For The Trails Milestone Edition IPA, a limited-time offering crafted to celebrate Athletic's namesake trail restoration program and the outdoor spaces it helps protect. The release reflects Athletic Brewing's ongoing commitment to protecting and restoring the outdoors. It is brewed with 100% Proximity ReGenMalt barley and hop varieties from the Hopsteiner Breeding Program, which have a significantly lower carbon footprint when compared to other varieties. With each sip, the brew serves as a reminder to step out and see where your trail leads. "The trails, parks and waterways we rely on don't preserve themselves," said Athletic co-founder and CEO Bill Shufelt. "Two For The Trails is our commitment to protecting access to the outdoors, because if we're not actively giving back, we risk losing the very places and experiences that bring us together." More than a limited release, the "Our Brews Give Back" campaign serves as a toast to trail restoration, marking the evolution of Two For The Trails from a simple tradition into one of the most impactful environmental initiatives in the craft brewing industry. Launched in 2018 with a $6,000 contribution to a single partner, Two For The Trails has grown into the largest annual environmental grant program in the craft brewing industry, now giving back up to $2 million annually to support conservation and outdoor access initiatives while prioritizing sustainable, low-impact and regenerative practices whenever possible. To date, the program has: * Invested $8.4 million in trail and outdoor projects * Supported 500-plus grant recipients * Funded work across 46 U.S. states and three countries In tandem with the launch of Two For The Trails Milestone Edition IPA, Athletic has teamed up with AllTrails, the world's largest digital trail guide, to launch the Two For The Trails Collection - a curated set of trails across the U.S., highlighting areas supported by Athletic's grant funding. The collaboration connects consumers directly to the places their support helps protect, reinforcing the brand's mission to keep the outdoors adventure-ready. Additional Earth Month initiatives include national retail programming and limited-edition merchandise designed for trail-ready performance and everyday exploration. Established as a founding principle of Athletic and rooted in a simple tradition of bringing two brews along for the hike, Two For The Trails has grown into a global effort supporting conservation nonprofits and hands-on environmental work - from invasive species removal and habitat restoration to waterway cleanups and disaster recovery. "Maintaining the outdoor spaces where we adventure isn't optional," added co-founder and COO John Walker. "Two For The Trails is how we put that belief into action, so every can of Athletic can be enjoyed in a world worth exploring." Athletic Brewing is on track to surpass $10 million in total contributions by the end of 2026, further solidifying its leadership in environmental stewardship. Brew Details: * Style: IPA * Ingredients: Water, Malted Barley, Hops, Wheat, Yeast * Hops: Sultana(TM), Helios(TM), Eureka!(TM) * Nutritional Information: Each 12 oz. can is less than 0.5% ABV and contains 70 calories, 16g of carbs, 0g of protein, and 0g of fat. * Flavor Notes: Medium-bodied IPA with a biscuit and cracker malt profile, and notes of citrus, pine, blueberry, and dark fruits. * Availability: Limited release on Athletic's website, while supplies last

A Better way to find your next National Park trail. Discover how to hike national parks with expert guidance from AllTrails, enhancing your outdoor exploration experience. If you've ever planned a trip to a National Park, you may have used AllTrails to figure out which path to take. Now, that process is getting a bit more official. AllTrails just announced it is the new "Official Outdoor Exploration Partner" for Western National Parks (WNP). WNP is a nonprofit that works with over 70 different National Park sites across the West. They aren't the government, but they support the National Park Service by handling education, storytelling, and community programs. If you've ever bought a book or a map at a park visitor center, there's a good chance WNP helped get it there. Typically, trail applications provide maps and user reviews. This partnership aims to enhance the hiking experience by offering additional contextual information. AllTrails will sponsor the hiking and outdoor sections of the new WNP website. In addition to standard trail maps, users will have access to the following features: * Curated lists: Trail suggestions that match specific travel itineraries. * Better stories: Information about the Indigenous history and the specific plants or animals you might see in that area. * Family-friendly options: Specific picks for people who aren't looking to climb a mountain but still want a nice view. Discover more Mustang Mach-E The primary objective is to increase accessibility to these parks. Large parks such as Zion or Yellowstone can be overwhelming for visitors unfamiliar with the area. Integrating AllTrails' data with WNP's historical expertise enables visitors to make informed decisions prior to beginning their excursions. They are also looking at trail stewardship. This means using data to understand which trails are getting too much foot traffic and how to keep the land healthy. It's a way to make sure these places stay in good shape for the next person who visits. Over the next few months, you'll start seeing these changes on the WNP website and the AllTrails app. They're even planning some trail-themed events and giveaways for AllTrails Plus memberships, which let you download maps for when you inevitably lose cell service in the woods. If you're planning a trip out West for a little rest and inspiration, it's worth checking out the new guides. You might find a spot you didn't even know existed.