Mount Brew

Mount Brew, in the Lillooet Ranges of south-central British Columbia west of the Fraser River, rises about 12 kilometers south of Lillooet and ranks as the range’s third-highest peak. Named in 1859 by Lieutenant Mayne for Chartres Brew, a police officer and judge in the Colony of British Columbia, it is tied to the region’s early colonial naming and surveying. The mountain is also known for the nearby Brew Hut, perched above heather meadows on a rocky ridge, where hikers and climbers gain broad views of surrounding peaks, including Mount Garibaldi, Black Tusk, Mount Fee, and Mount Cayley. Today it remains a less-travelled destination reached from Highway 99.

British Columbia · Canada