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Tuesday, October 13
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trail
This looped trail offers continual panoramas reaching across the lake to Okanagan Mountain Park and the Lower Mission in Kelowna. Parts of the trail are narrow, so it's not ideal for strollers.

park
A natural park ideal for camping, surrounded by the Cascade Mountain Range and home to a variety of wildlife. It features a lakeside campground and a day-use area.

hiking spot
A hiking spot in Peachland with a hike that takes one or two hours. It offers plenty of tree cover and incredible views at the summit.

beach
One of Kelowna's most popular beaches, located at the south end of Pandosy.

park
A park located on the east side of Okanagan Lake, between Kelowna and Penticton, known for its marine campgrounds, secluded bays, and sandy beaches. It offers over 10,000 hectares of rugged grassland and forest landscape, accessible only on foot, horseback, or bicycle.

park
McKinley Mountain Park is a hidden gem offering a 'Mini Knox' hike with a fantastic view of the north and south Okanagan Lake. Visitors should be aware of wildlife, including bears and coyotes.

park
Vaseux Lake Park preserves an abundant wildlife population and provides opportunities for activities such as hiking, swimming, fishing, canoeing, wildlife viewing, and winter recreation. The park includes a wildlife viewing area and is known for its diverse bird species and access to the Vaseux Lake Migratory Bird Sanctuary.

Kelowna
A park home to a small pond sometimes covered with waterbirds.

mountain
A mountain offering a moderately challenging hiking route with incredible views.

trail
A spectacular lakeside trail that hugs the shores of Kalamalka Lake, suitable for all ages and stages.

park
Knox Mountain Park is Kelowna's largest natural area offering panoramic views over Downtown Kelowna from its summit lookouts. It features trails for hiking, including the 2 km Apex Trail and the gentler paths near the base.

park
A park located at 1904 19th Avenue featuring a playground.

Kelowna
A marina located in downtown Kelowna.

beach
A smaller beach along the shoreline of Okanagan Lake in Kelowna.

provincial park
Bear Creek features a bursting waterfall through the canyon, ideal for family photos. The hike has some stairs and grade, not ideal for strollers. There's also a beach for swimming.

regional park
A wooded park in Lower Mission, Kelowna, with an extensive trail system and diverse tree species.

park
A park great for sunset hikes.

West Kelowna
A regional park in Kelowna with good fishing holes and picnic areas, frequently stocked with fish.
trail
A trail area maintained by the volunteer community group WALC, featuring a summit with rewarding views.

Kelowna
Rutland Centennial Park is a vibrant neighbourhood gathering place in the heart of Rutland, rooted in community and full of space to play.

Kelowna
Waterfront Park is a must-visit greenspace in the heart of downtown Kelowna, where the city's pulse meets the lake’s gentle rhythm.

Kelowna
Rotary Marsh Park is a bird sanctuary in Kelowna where visitors can watch for Blue Herons, beavers, Osprey, ducks, and more along the sanctuary's pathways. It is located at the downtown end of Ellis Street.

Vernon
A park located at 7000 Cummins Rd, Vernon, BC V1H 1M2 featuring disc golf, a dog park (on leash), a playground, and walking/hiking.

Kelowna
Rotary Beach Park is a great family-friendly destination in Kelowna. It features its own playground, swim zones, change rooms, and shady spots. It is known for its kite surfing activities when there is a strong breeze.