#exploreKelowna Blog

There's no such thing as a bad time of year to visit the Okanagan. In the fall the temperature is just right, there's always a lake or a mountain close by, and there is a bounty of delicious local food and drinks right at your fingertips. In the Fall, though, this warm and fertile valley serves its most prized delights. Here are just some of the reasons why you'll want to visit the Okanagan in the Fall.

Here's a look at some of the most popular posts from the summer of 2017.

Kuiper's Peak is the ideal hike if you want to catch a mountain top sunset but don't have the time for a long hike. 

Technically, summer isn’t officially done until September 22. That means you still have time for one last summer trip.

The arrival of fall means that Kelowna is host to a mix of indoor and outdoor events, events that celebrate harvest, and the performing arts organizations that took a break over the summer are back with incredible performances kicking off this season. Here are a few upcoming events to put on your must-attend list.  See you there!

In Kelowna, you’ll find the lounges and pubs are a great recharge after an Okanagan day. The cocktails and drinks on tap definitely offer the opportunity to relax a bit too.

Summer isn't over yet. September brings us an extended summer with heat and temperatures remaining around 30 degrees celsius. Keep cool with these tasty treats that the whole family will enjoy.

With fresh Okanagan peaches available at fruit stands, markets and grocery stores across the city. Now is a the perfect time pick up some fresh local peaches and make some tasty dishes.

There are so many great places to check out in West Kelowna that it's challenging to narrow them down. Here are a few of our favourite places to go:

There are many incredible places to eat in downtown Kelowna. Here are a few of my favourite restaurants and the tasty plates I recommend at each of them.