Kelowna is a Great Winter Destination, Here's Why
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Kelowna is a year-round playground, and the winter season is one of the best times to visit…
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Kelowna is a year-round playground, and the winter season is one of the best times to visit…
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Our Brittany spaniel learned how to swim in the Okanagan Valley. Nine years ago, when she was about six months old, we were road-tripping through the region and discovered a dog beach in Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park…
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Every fall, high above Kelowna, the alpine larch trees put on a spectacular golden show…
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Kelowna’s four-season playground is the perfect place to slow down, relax, and connect with nature…
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Fall in Kelowna, for many, is the perfect time to visit. Fewer people and a slower pace mean you can get more time and more space to experience each stop. And with acres upon acres of vineyards, orchards, and larch forests, for a few weeks a year, the valley turns into a festival of colours…
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There are a few activities we make sure to do every fall, from cycling the Myra Trestles, to drinking in the local wine. Be sure to check off one or more of the items on our fall bucket list to elevate the season…
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While spending a day at the beach can help you unwind and relax, moving your body through physical activity can leave you feeling reinvigorated and ready to take on the world. As you explore Kelowna’s outdoor playground, you’ll find it full of fun and interesting places where you can connect with your physical side…
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Summer in Kelowna means it’s time for outdoor activities, beach days, and hot, sunny weather…
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Inspirational hikes, stunning lake views, and vibrant sunsets are just some of the images you’ll find on Maha Ejaz’s Instagram account…
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With over 300 kilometres of designated bike lanes, and parks with wide multi-use pathways and challenging single-track trails, Kelowna is a cyclist’s paradise…
Kelowna is situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded tm̓xʷúlaʔxʷ (land) of the syilx/Okanagan people who have resided here since time immemorial