#exploreKelowna Blog

The snowline is getting closer to town and the first official day of winter is only a couple weeks away! Just because winter is here doesn’t mean that you have to stop having fun with your bike on the trails, especially if you have a fatbike.

Last year over winter break my husband and I hiked into Myra Bellevue Provincial Park with sleds and our two kids in tow and spent a couple of hours zooming down snow-covered trails normally used for hiking.

Kelowna is Canada’s fittest city and also home to one of the world’s fittest athletes, Brent Fikowski.

In a few short weeks the trees will change, the leaves will go to rest, and the crispness of fall will be in full effect. My favourite photographic subjects (this time of year) are the golden larch trees that surround Myra Canyon and the beautiful trestles!

When we say we want everyone to enjoy Kelowna, we mean EVERYONE, including both able-bodied people and those with accessibility issues or physical impairments. Kelowna is accessible to all.

Grape stomping and trestle hunting in Kelowna and Penticton.

There are many hikes in Kelowna that can be tackled in 60 minutes or less. These short jaunts can

I’m a professional mountain biker and I live and regularly train in Kelowna. Welcome to my stomping grounds!

When it comes to hiking in West Kelowna, there are five trails that stand out for their spectacular, breath-taking views of the Okanagan Valley or stunning waterfalls.

Article originally published on ZenSeekers by Rebecca Bollwitt (aka Miss604).

Ogopogo is B.C.’s very own Loch Ness Monster, turned friendly water creature, the legend hunters have been trying to capture on film for the past half century.