Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout

Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout

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Attractions, Lakes, Lookout, Parks, Viewpoint
Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout, Vernon, BC

Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout, Vernon, BC

About Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout, BC

The Kalamalka Lakeview Drive Lookout is located along a 2.5 km section of the old highway 97 that was replaced by the newer highway. It sits high above what is Vernon, BC’s pride and joy, Kalamalka Lake. It provides sensational views of the well-known turquoise waters of Kalamalka Lake, along with the Okanagan Valley and its surrounding mountains. From here you will get a perfect view of Coldstream, as well as an extinct volcano known as Camels Hump. Even further in the distance on a clear day, you can even spot the snowcapped Monashee Mountain range. This small park includes convenient washrooms, and picnic tables and is an excellent place to sit and enjoy the “Lake of Many Colours”.

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Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout, Vernon, BC

Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout, Vernon, BC

How to Get There

Address: 55 Kalamalka Lakeview Dr, Vernon, BC V1B 2T5

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Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout, Vernon, BC

Kalamalaka Lakeview Drive Lookout, Vernon, BC

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