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Our Brittany spaniel learned how to swim in the Okanagan Valley. Eight 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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Fall is a beautiful time of year to spend time outdoors in Kelowna and provides the perfect conditions to burn off energy with the kids…
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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…
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Since moving to Kelowna, we’ve hosted our share of visiting friends and family. After a few summers we’ve perfected the art of where to take them for fun in the sun, sometimes with a glass of wine (yes, even when they bring their kids)…
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With Canada-wide recreational travel set to begin on July 1, Kelowna is expecting a busy summer, with visitors coming in from all over B.C., Alberta, and provinces to the east — over 90 percent of all travel into the Okanagan comes from Canadian tourists…
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These are four of my favourite spring hikes. Each offer great views and are the treks most likely to be dry, as there are no creeks or streams, and there's lots of tree coverage…
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Get outside for some exercise and fresh air in Kelowna’s winter wonderland. With trails for both beginner and advanced hikers, there are also options for those who want to snowshoe…
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My ultimate winter weekend in Kelowna combines a few things I love – warm drinks, quiet solitude in the forest, and adventure. The great thing is that you can do these activities with your household or solo. You can even do them with kids…
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Now is the time to stay small and stay local, exploring with those in your immediate household. Here are some of the great outdoor activities you can enjoy with the kids as you #exploreKelownalocal through the Christmas break…
Kelowna is situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the syilx/Okanagan people
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