Weekend guide

48 hours in Petoskey, Michigan

A two-day route built from 5 independent listings on this hub — not a paid ranking.

  1. Saturday afternoon

    Settle in outdoors

    Start on the patio while the light is still good.

    Open Beards Brewery →

    Brewpub

    Beards Brewery

    Petoskey, Michigan

    DogsPatioMusic
  2. Saturday night

    Stay out for the room

    Live music nights make this the later stop.

    Open Petoskey Brewing →

    Microbrewery

    Petoskey Brewing

    Petoskey, Michigan

    DogsFoodKids
  3. Sunday midday

    Eat with the pour

    Food trucks or a kitchen make this the reset meal.

    Open Rudbeckia Farm →

    Microbrewery

    Rudbeckia Farm

    Petoskey, Michigan

    FoodKids
  4. Sunday evening

    One more round

    Close the weekend at a highly rated independent taproom.

    Open Mackinaw Trail Winery →

    Winery

    Mackinaw Trail Winery

    PETOSKEY, Michigan

Planning FAQs for Petoskey

How should I spend 48 hours in Petoskey taprooms?

Start at Beards Brewery, then Petoskey Brewing, Rudbeckia Farm, Mackinaw Trail Winery. The route uses 5 independent listings in Petoskey, Michigan.

What is the best dog-friendly taproom in Petoskey?

Beards Brewery is a top dog-friendly taproom in Petoskey, with Petoskey Brewing also welcoming pups. Look for the dog-friendly filter on this hub.

Which breweries in Petoskey have outdoor patios?

Beards Brewery lists outdoor patio seating. Patio listings on Taprooms Near Me also cover fire-pit and heater nights.

Where are food trucks parked near Petoskey taprooms?

Petoskey Brewing, Rudbeckia Farm list food trucks in Petoskey. Open those brewery pages for the current rotation.

All 5 taprooms in Petoskey →