Cheap Trips: Tired Hands Brewing Co, Hawk Mountain Hiking

Check out one of these two trips you can make on one tank of gas: Tired Hands brewing company in Ardmore and Hawk Mountain in Kempton. 

Tired Hands Brewing Company

Address: 16 Ardmore Ave., Ardmore
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 4 p.m. to 12 a.m.; Monday: closed.
Summary: Tired Hands Brewing Co. is a small local brewery in Ardmore. While it only opened in June, Tired Hands has already gained some recognition for its beers. “Hophands,” an American pale ale, was ranked No. 4 on a list of the Top 6 New Beers by the Philadelphia Inquirer at the 2012 "Brew-vitational," and is almost always on tap, along with Farm Hands, a four-grain saison. That's in addition to a rotating list of beers, many brewed with some creative ingredients—including one fermented with blueberries, another made with roses, raisins and rhubarb, and an upcoming brew, Oktüberfest, made with sweet potatoes. See what's on tap here. 
Links: Tire Hands Web site 

Hawk Mountain Sanctuary

Address: 1700 Hawk Mountain Road, Kempton
Hours: Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. September-November (check Web site for other months)
Cost: Autumn weekends (September-November) and national holidays: $8 adults, seniors; $4 children 6-12
Summary: Hawk Mountain is a 2,600-acre wildlife sanctuary open year-round with eight miles of trails for hiking in any season. It's a great place to view the annual autumn hawk migration and was recently named one of the top 10 places to watch raptors by Audubon magazine. Hawk Mountain's website offers daily updates of wildlife sightings. The sanctuary includes a visitors center and bookshop, as well a a native plant garden.
Links: Hawk Mountain's Web site