Named for the oldest Lequime brother, Bernard Avenue is the gateway to downtown Kelowna and the heart of its Cultural District. Visitors to the iconic “main street” can take in Kelowna’s first stone building—built with stone quarried on Knox Mountain!—enjoy exceptional dining and artisan cafes, or shop in one of the many unique retail stores.

Located in an upland area between the Monashee Mountain range and the Okanagan Valley is Big White Mountain, the highest summit of the Okanagan Highland and home to the third largest ski resort in British Columbia. A family-oriented winter playground affectionately called “Biggie” by locals!

Kelowna, BC, is home to more than 200 parks and green spaces, including Cedar Creek Park. Located along the Eastern shores of Okanagan Lake, this hidden gem has a long pebble beach, stunning lake views, and many hiking trails to explore.

The Gellatly Nut farm, located on the Westside of Okanagan Lake, is one of the oldest working nut farms in Canada. Started in the early 1900s by brothers Jack and David Gellatly, the farm soon became the hub of nut growing and breeding in North America. Today, the farm is home to over 800 nut trees and shrubs, including the beloved chestnut.

Tracing its way through the Cascade Mountains is the infamous Highway Thru Hell, otherwise known as the Coquihalla or, as locals call it, “the Coq”. This snowbound highway roughly follows the route of the former Kettle Valley Railway, connecting the coastal rainforest of BC’s Lower Mainland with the desert climate of its interior.

Within the North Okanagan highlands lies Graystokes Provincial Park, a unique complex of mountain lakes, meandering streams, wetland meadows, and old growth forests. The Plateau is a diverse environment for Okanagan wildlife, home to moose, caribou, wolverines, and even the occasional grizzly bear.

The Gellatly Nut Farm, located on the west side of Okanagan Lake, is one of the oldest working nut farms in Canada. The farm is home to over 800 nut trees and shrubs, including the beloved heartnut, named for its production of a nut that looks, both inside and out, like a heart.

Located in the hills above Kelowna, BC, Myra Canyon is a beautiful and historic section of the Kettle Valley Railway, originally built by hand at the turn of the last century. This impressive landmark is now a world-famous hiking/cycling trail, highlighted by two tunnels, eighteen trestle bridges, and breathtaking views.

Beginning at the west shores of Okanagan Lake and meandering up the hillside, the neighbourhoods of West Kelowna boast rolling vineyards, stunning views, and waterfront parks, including Pritchard Park. This hidden gem reveals shady trees, grassy lawns, sandy beaches, and a charming wooden pier.

Sagebrush is a woody and herbaceous plant native to western North America. This aromatic shrub grows in arid and semi-arid conditions throughout a range of cold desert and mountain habitats, such as British Columbia’s Southern Interior. Sagebrush provides food and habitat for a variety of wildlife and was traditionally used as a herbal medicine.

Traders Cove is a regional park nestled along the shores of Okanagan Lake. As a protected vegetation and wildlife park, much of this serene oasis is in its natural state. The park’s two bays are divided by a rocky peninsula adorned with native cacti and sagebrush, and dotted with ponderosa pine.

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Flowing from the Okanagan Highlands, Mill Creek meanders through Kelowna before emptying into Okanagan Lake. A popular destination for families and hikers, Mill Creek Regional Park’s quiet trails wind over bridges, across boardwalks, and through a forest of moss-covered trees before ending at a series of scenic waterfalls.

Tucked into the eastern shores of Okanagan Lake, the quaint neighbourhood of Okanagan Center boasts beautiful wineries, sloped vineyards, and rolling orchards. This heart of the Okanagan Valley is home to numerous trails and parklands, and the tranquil Pixie Beach.

Winding its way through high mountain peaks and deep valleys, the Okanagan Connector travels through the plains-like rangeland of the Thomson Plateau before plunging steeply through Paradise Valley, where travellers get their first glimpse of the awe-inspiring beauty of Okanagan Lake.

Located in the North Okanagan Highlands, Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park boasts the dramatic escarpment of Little White Mountain, the scenic Myra Canyon, and the historic Kettle Valley Railway. With its awe-inspiring tunnels and trestles, including the picturesque Bellevue Trestle, the KVR has quickly become a world-famous hiking and cycling route.

Located in the North Okanagan Highlands, Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park boasts the dramatic escarpment of Little White Mountain, the scenic Myra Canyon, and the historic Kettle Valley Railway. With its awe-inspiring tunnels and trestles, including the picturesque Bellevue Trestle, the KVR has quickly become a world-famous hiking and cycling route.

Located in the North Okanagan Highlands, Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park boasts the dramatic escarpment of Little White Mountain, the scenic Myra Canyon, and the historic Kettle Valley Railway. With its awe-inspiring tunnels and trestles, including the picturesque Bellevue Trestle, the KVR has quickly become a world-famous hiking and cycling route.

The Gellatly Nut Farm, located on the west side of Okanagan Lake, is one of the oldest working nut farms in Canada. The farm is home to over 800 nut trees and shrubs, including the beloved heartnut, named for its production of a nut that looks, both inside and out, like a heart.

Located in the heart of the Kelowna Cultural District, the Laurel Packinghouse is the oldest and largest packinghouse of its kind in British Columbia. Built in the early 1900s from bricks made from Knox Mountain clay, the packinghouse remained in operation until the 1970s. Today, the Laurel is a dedicated heritage site and event space.

The Gellatly Nut Farm, located on the west side of Okanagan Lake, is one of the oldest working nut farms in Canada. The farm is home to over 800 nut trees and shrubs, including the beloved heartnut, named for its production of a nut that looks, both inside and out, like a heart.

Polka Dot Sheep is generously offering a 15% discount on their Stumptown DK until February 10, using code cablelove.

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Named for the oldest Lequime brother, Bernard Avenue is the gateway to downtown Kelowna and the heart of its Cultural District. Visitors to the iconic “main street” can take in Kelowna’s first stone building—built with stone quarried on Knox Mountain!—enjoy exceptional dining and artisan cafes, or shop in one of the many unique retail stores.

Named for the oldest Lequime brother, Bernard Avenue is the gateway to downtown Kelowna and the heart of its Cultural District. Visitors to the iconic “main street” can take in Kelowna’s first stone building—built with stone quarried on Knox Mountain!—enjoy exceptional dining and artisan cafes, or shop in one of the many unique retail stores.

Named for the oldest Lequime brother, Bernard Avenue is the gateway to downtown Kelowna and the heart of its Cultural District. Visitors to the iconic “main street” can take in Kelowna’s first stone building—built with stone quarried on Knox Mountain!—enjoy exceptional dining and artisan cafes, or shop in one of the many unique retail stores.

Located in an upland area between the Monashee Mountain range and the Okanagan Valley is Big White Mountain, the highest summit of the Okanagan Highland and home to the third largest ski resort in British Columbia. A family-oriented winter playground affectionately called “Biggie” by locals!

Located in an upland area between the Monashee Mountain range and the Okanagan Valley is Big White Mountain, the highest summit of the Okanagan Highland and home to the third largest ski resort in British Columbia. A family-oriented winter playground affectionately called “Biggie” by locals!

Originating in the North Cascades National Park, the Vedder River flows north across the Canada-United States border and into the Fraser Lowland. Surrounded by snow covered mountains, the popular river provides year-round recreation for outdoor enthusiasts to explore the true beauty of the British Columbia outdoors.

Tucked into the shores of Kalamalka Lake, Jade Bay is one of the lake’s many great beaches. Named for the Okanagan chief that occupied it’s shores, Kalamalka Lake is one of only a handful of ‘marl lakes’ that display the reaction of limestone deposits to temperature change. In summer these deposits crystallize, giving the lake its blue-green hue.

Located on the shores of Okanagan Lake, Fintry Provincial Park is rich with history. Formerly the Fintry Estate—one of the valley’s earliest pioneer settlements—park visitors today can camp amongst the old growth cottonwoods, enjoy the sandy beaches, tour the historical buildings, or explore the scenic waterfalls and deep pools of Shorts Creek ...

Formed during the Okanagan’s volcanic era, and carved out by de-glaciation, Rose Valley Regional Park showcases the unique Okanagan ecosystem. Trails wind along volcanic cliffs, past caves formed from air bubbles in the lava, through grassy plateaus and wooded areas, until visitors are finally rewarded with panoramic views of the Okanagan Valley.

The Granby River—named for the mining company that operated a smelter along its banks in the early 1900s—flows south from the Monashee Mountains to the United States border. Although at one point the river was dammed to provide power to the nearby smelter, today it is known as one of the best fly fishing regions in British Columbia.

The Granby River—named for the mining company that operated a smelter along its banks in the early 1900s—flows south from the Monashee Mountains to the United States border. Although at one point the river was dammed to provide power to the nearby smelter, today it is known as one of the best fly fishing regions in British Columbia.

The Granby River—named for the mining company that operated a smelter along its banks in the early 1900s—flows south from the Monashee Mountains to the United States border. Although at one point the river was dammed to provide power to the nearby smelter, today it is known as one of the best fly fishing regions in British Columbia.

Named for its colourful fluorite deposits, the Rock Candy Mine provided valuable flux to nearby smelters in the early 1900s. Today the heritage property, located outside Grand Forks, BC, is a tourist attraction, where enthusiasts can collect their own purple and green fluorite and sparkly quartz on a sunny hillside above the Granby River.

As chief engineer of the Kettle Valley Railway, Andrew McCulloch is credited with accomplishing the impossible—connecting the BC Coast with the Southern Interior via rail. A marvel of engineering, in part due to the difficult construction of the Myra Canyon Trestles and Quintette Tunnels, the KVR is aptly referred to as ‘McCulloch’s Wonder’.

Kelowna’s Layer Cake Mountain is a spectacular land form created by ancient volcanic activity and carved away by glacial streams. The unique stacking of alternating thin and thick layers of volcanic rock, formed by the cooling and contracting of volcanic flow, make it the only formation of its kind in the world.

Located in an upland area between the Monashee Mountain range and the Okanagan Valley is Big White Mountain, the highest summit of the Okanagan Highland and home to the third largest ski resort in British Columbia. A family-oriented winter playground affectionately called “Biggie” by locals!

Kelowna, BC, is home to more than 200 parks and green spaces, including Cedar Creek Park. Located along the Eastern shores of Okanagan Lake, this hidden gem has a long pebble beach, stunning lake views, and many hiking trails to explore.

Kelowna, BC, is home to more than 200 parks and green spaces, including Cedar Creek Park. Located along the Eastern shores of Okanagan Lake, this hidden gem has a long pebble beach, stunning lake views, and many hiking trails to explore.

Kelowna, BC, is home to more than 200 parks and green spaces, including Cedar Creek Park. Located along the Eastern shores of Okanagan Lake, this hidden gem has a long pebble beach, stunning lake views, and many hiking trails to explore.

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Overlooking the rolling hills of the North Okanagan, Rocky Ridge Park sits atop a basalt knoll, formed during the area’s great volcanic era. Winding trails run along the ancient lava flow wall, adorned with ponderosa pine, sagebrush, and wild flowers; and home to hawks, magpies, lizards, and even the endangered rubber boa.

From the valley grasslands—scattered with ponderosa pine, cottonwood, and birch—to the alpine tundra of stunted spruce and fir, the Okanagan Valley’s rainshadow forests are home to some of the rarest and most diverse ecosystems in the country.

The Gellatly Nut farm, located on the Westside of Okanagan Lake, is one of the oldest working nut farms in Canada. Started in the early 1900s by brothers Jack and David Gellatly, the farm soon became the hub of nut growing and breeding in North America. Today, the farm is home to over 800 nut trees and shrubs, including the beloved chestnut.

The Gellatly Nut farm, located on the Westside of Okanagan Lake, is one of the oldest working nut farms in Canada. Started in the early 1900s by brothers Jack and David Gellatly, the farm soon became the hub of nut growing and breeding in North America. Today, the farm is home to over 800 nut trees and shrubs, including the beloved chestnut.

The Gellatly Nut farm, located on the Westside of Okanagan Lake, is one of the oldest working nut farms in Canada. Started in the early 1900s by brothers Jack and David Gellatly, the farm soon became the hub of nut growing and breeding in North America. Today, the farm is home to over 800 nut trees and shrubs, including the beloved chestnut.

Located in the Interior of British Columbia, with wine production dating back to the 1850s, the Okanagan Valley is one of Canada’s oldest and largest wine regions. Today, the Okanagan Valley has been well established as one of the world’s best grape-growing regions, boasting over 200 vineyards and producing over 60 varietals.

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Although fruit trees were first planted in the Okanagan in 1860, the Klondike Gold Rush and construction of the Kettle Valley Railway in the early 1900s allowed the fruit orchard industry to flourish. Bing cherries were one of the first and most popular variety of cherries to be grown in the Okanagan, loved for their deep maroon colour and swee...

Tracing its way through the Cascade Mountains is the infamous Highway Thru Hell, otherwise known as the Coquihalla or, as locals call it, “the Coq”. This snowbound highway roughly follows the route of the former Kettle Valley Railway, connecting the coastal rainforest of BC’s Lower Mainland with the desert climate of its interior.

Tracing its way through the Cascade Mountains is the infamous Highway Thru Hell, otherwise known as the Coquihalla or, as locals call it, “the Coq”. This snowbound highway roughly follows the route of the former Kettle Valley Railway, connecting the coastal rainforest of BC’s Lower Mainland with the desert climate of its interior.

Tracing its way through the Cascade Mountains is the infamous Highway Thru Hell, otherwise known as the Coquihalla or, as locals call it, “the Coq”. This snowbound highway roughly follows the route of the former Kettle Valley Railway, connecting the coastal rainforest of BC’s Lower Mainland with the desert climate of its interior.

Located along the shores of Okanagan Lake, Sarsons Beach Park is a quiet and cozy beach front park tucked away in the Mission area of Kelowna, BC. Boasting a shallow, rocky shore, grassy areas, and a playground, Sarsons Beach is the perfect destination for the whole family.

Honey bees are the highest form of insect life and are the only insect that produce food eaten by people—honey! They live in colonies consisting of a queen, male drones, and the female worker bees that make the honey. Their honey has many uses and is the only food that includes all the substances necessary to sustain life.

Sagebrush is a woody and herbaceous plant native to western North America. This aromatic shrub grows in arid and semi-arid conditions throughout a range of cold desert and mountain habitats, such as British Columbia’s Southern Interior. Sagebrush provides food and habitat for a variety of wildlife and was traditionally used as a herbal medicine.

Sagebrush is a woody and herbaceous plant native to western North America. This aromatic shrub grows in arid and semi-arid conditions throughout a range of cold desert and mountain habitats, such as British Columbia’s Southern Interior. Sagebrush provides food and habitat for a variety of wildlife and was traditionally used as a herbal medicine.

Sagebrush is a woody and herbaceous plant native to western North America. This aromatic shrub grows in arid and semi-arid conditions throughout a range of cold desert and mountain habitats, such as British Columbia’s Southern Interior. Sagebrush provides food and habitat for a variety of wildlife and was traditionally used as a herbal medicine.

Irish Immigrant Thomas Ellis arrived in the Okanagan in the late 1860s and was the first European settler in the area known today as Penticton. Ellis established himself as a cattle rancher and by the 1890s, his empire spanned from South Okanagan all the way to the Canada-US Border. Today, Ellis Street, named after the cattle baron, runs throug...

Traders Cove is a regional park nestled along the shores of Okanagan Lake. As a protected vegetation and wildlife park, much of this serene oasis is in its natural state. The park’s two bays are divided by a rocky peninsula adorned with native cacti and sagebrush, and dotted with ponderosa pine.

Traders Cove is a regional park nestled along the shores of Okanagan Lake. As a protected vegetation and wildlife park, much of this serene oasis is in its natural state. The park’s two bays are divided by a rocky peninsula adorned with native cacti and sagebrush, and dotted with ponderosa pine.

Traders Cove is a regional park nestled along the shores of Okanagan Lake. As a protected vegetation and wildlife park, much of this serene oasis is in its natural state. The park’s two bays are divided by a rocky peninsula adorned with native cacti and sagebrush, and dotted with ponderosa pine.

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Located in the hills above Kelowna, BC, Myra Canyon is a beautiful and historic section of the Kettle Valley Railway, originally built by hand at the turn of the last century. This impressive landmark is now a world-famous hiking/cycling trail, highlighted by two tunnels, eighteen trestle bridges, and breathtaking views.

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