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The Monashee Mountains, proudly stand tall, embracing hikers who seek solace and adventure in its majestic presence. Tucked away in this picturesque mountain range, lies the hidden gem of Twin Lakes, two exquisite aquamarine jewels cradled within a mountain bowl. Nestled near the charming village of Cherryville, in the heart of British Columbia, Twin Lakes presents itself as an idyllic destination for those longing to enjoy an epic alpine adventure. A haven for ardent hikers, this ethereal landscape lures adventurers with its promise of seclusion and natural beauty.
Chasm Provincial Park is nestled at the southern limit of the Cariboo region in the town of Clinton, British Columbia. The park stands as a vital stronghold for the majestic ponderosa pine forests. This park is renowned for its conservation efforts, preserving not only these magnificent forests but also diverse low-elevation lakes and marshes. The park's diverse habitats, including uplands, marshes, and lakes, create a tapestry of rich ecosystems that support abundant wildlife.
Nestled in the heart of British Columbia, Canada, Elephant Hill Provincial Park stands tall as a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts and visitors seeking solace in the beauty of the wild. Spanning an impressive 968 hectares, this provincial park serves as a safeguard for Elephant Hill, an iconic landmark situated beside the Trans-Canada Highway at the junction leading to the picturesque town of Ashcroft, a short distance from Cache Creek.
Mission Creek Greenway is a popular outdoor destination in Kelowna, British Columbia, offering a natural escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This 16.7 km trail is a multi-use path, which follows the picturesque Mission Creek, providing the perfect setting for a range of recreational activities to people of all ages.
Nestled in the breathtaking beauty of British Columbia, Canada, lies an enchanting slice of nature's grandeur – the Rhonda Lake hiking trail on Big White Mountain. This remarkable trail offers adventurers an opportunity to immerse themselves in the awe-inspiring wilderness and marvel at the wonders of the Canadian Rockies.
Located within a stone's throw of Kelowna, the Rhonda Lake hiking trail promises an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts of all levels. As you lace up your boots and venture onto the trailhead, a world of splendid beauty unfolds before your eyes
Sugarloaf Mountain is located in the Central Okanagan Valley and is a spectacular attraction that offers breathtaking views overlooking Okanagan Lake. A popular destination for hikers and nature lovers, Sugarloaf Mountain is known for its challenging trails that lead to panoramic vistas. Whether you're looking to explore the outdoors or capture some stunning photography, Sugarloaf Mountain is a must-visit spot in Okanagan.
If you find yourself in the picturesque city of Kelowna, British Columbia, make sure to visit the amazing Dilworth Mountain Park. This gem offers visitors breathtaking views of the city and the scenic Okanagan Valley. Whether you're an avid hiker, a mountain biking enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the wonders of nature, this park will captivate you.
Paul’s Tomb hiking trail is situated in the famous Knox Mountain Park, located in Kelowna, British Columbia. It is a popular recreation area and one of the Okanagan Valley’s best hiking and biking trails. It is a fairly easy trail with gentle slopes and a nice wide path free of rocks and tree roots.
Discover one of the most southern hiking trails in British Columbia called the Nighthawk Trail. This 4.3-km loop trail is located along the USA/Canada border near the small villages of Cawston and Keremeos. It is a moderately challenging hike taking around 2 hours to complete. The trail isn’t a very well-known one given its off-the-beaten-path location.
To witness some of the best views in Keremeos and the Similkameen Valley, one must hit the Pincushion Trailhead and hike to the top of the Lower Tower Trail. From the top hikers will witness one of British Columbia’s most scenic regions in all its wonderful glory.
Mount Roberts is located in Rossland, BC, and sits high in the Monashee Mountains of the Kootenays region. This local favorite provides a hardcore uphill battle going from a gradual path of moderate difficulty to an energy-sapping four-limb scramble up to the summit.
Peace and tranquillity could well describe the vibes in the village of Okanagan Centre, British Columbia. A quiet beach town sitting along the shores of world-famous Okanagan Lake. To truly enjoy the essence of this quaint paradise one must not only visit some of the local wineries but try their best to hike on the Okanagan Centre Beach Park Trail.
Looking for a moderately easy Okanagan Valley hike with splendid views? Check out the Raptor Loop Trail. The trail is situated within the Spion Kop Trails system of Lake Country, British Columbia. It is just one of 7 designated hiking trails in the park but offers a lot for such a short and easy hike.
To take in one of the most beautiful views in the Shuswap region of British Columbia, one must visit the fantastic White Lake Lookout. Located on the outskirts of the town of Sorrento is White Lake, a beautiful body of water that changes to a mesmerizing turquoise color in the middle of summer.
Full Loop Trail is a brand new hiking trail that is situated in the tiny village of Okanagan Centre in Lake Country, BC. The trail is located just off of Okanagan Centre Rd W and leads hikers uphill as it meanders through hilly grasslands and desert-like canyons.
Ribbleworth Falls is a gorgeous cascading waterfall located in Lake Country, British Columbia. The falls can be reached by taking the Okanagan Rail Trail from one of the two villages of Oyama or Winfield.
The Hidden Troll Forest as we call it at Exploratory Glory is a hiking trail that is situated just off of Bench Row Road on the outskirts of the city of Vernon, British Columbia. It is a dog-friendly walking path that is relatively flat and features a beautiful stand of forest that was originally planted for the purpose of irrigation. The outer trail features idyllic scenery overlooking Okanagan Valley grasslands and picturesque farm acreages
The Wall and Base Lift Loop is a 4.8-kilometer hiking trail and is just one of many trails that lies in the world-famous Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park. The park is roughly ten minutes from the city of Vernon, British Columbia, and features three separate parking lots that are located at different sections of the park, each offering a plethora of trails leading to lookouts and beaches.
Crystal Waters Trail is a must-do hike that is conveniently located just off of Highway 97 on Crystal Waters Road in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia. This splendid hiking trail meanders along a lakeside slope through patches of forest that occasionally open up and provide awe-inspiring panoramic views of Kalamalka Lake and its vibrant blue waters.
Eagle Crest Cliffs is an epic hiking trail that is situated in the gorgeous North Okanagan, British Columbia. The trail is around 30 minutes from the village of Lumby and once up top, it provides spectacular views of both Echo Lake and Barb Lake. The trail is not too well-known and is lightly trafficked, which is quite a breath of fresh air when compared to the Okanagan’s busier trails.
