Canyon Ferry Brewing
4.9 (60 on Google)
About Canyon Ferry Brewing
Canyon Ferry Brewing is a brewery and taproom on Broadway Street in Townsend, Montana. Brewing in Townsend goes back to 1882, and the beers are inspired by classic brewing styles, Montana places and the town itself.
The tap list is sorted into four groups. The light and crisp group has Light as a Feather Wheat Beer, Small Town Girl Blood Orange Blonde, Broadwater Select Light Lager and a Pilsner. Hoppy drinkers get Gigi's Orange Milkshake IPA and Mt. Edith Hazy IPA.
Darker beers include Summer Breeze Rauchbier, a smoked-style beer with a campfire quality, and Duck Creek Doppelbock, a German-style dark lager. Bedford Belgian Single is a pale Belgian-style ale with spicy yeast character.
The taproom hosts private events. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.
From Canyon Ferry Brewing's own website and its Google listing, read November 6, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Map
Questions people ask
What beers does Canyon Ferry Brewing pour?
The list covers wheat, blonde, light lager and pilsner styles, plus a hazy IPA and an orange IPA. There is also a rauchbier, a doppelbock and a Belgian single.
Which beer is best if I want something light?
Start with the light and crisp group. Light as a Feather Wheat Beer, Small Town Girl Blood Orange Blonde, Broadwater Select Light Lager and the Pilsner all sit there.
Can I book a private event at Canyon Ferry Brewing?
Yes. The taproom takes private events, and cfbrew.com has a private events page.
Is Canyon Ferry Brewing wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.
Answers come from Canyon Ferry Brewing's website and its Google listing, read November 6, 2026.
Before you visit Canyon Ferry Brewing
Expect a small-town taproom with a wide range of styles, from light lagers to smoky rauchbier. If you are unsure where to start, the light and crisp group is an easy way in.
Check cfbrew.com before you go. The beers on tap page shows the current list, and the events page shows what is coming up. The taproom is closed Monday and Tuesday, and weekend hours start earlier than weekday hours.
Planning a group gathering? The private events page on the same site is the place to start.