Okanagan
The Okanagan is a dry, sunny valley located within beautiful British Columbia. The Okanagan is well known for its wine and fruit, but it's also home to tons of outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, kayaking, and more. No matter the season, the Okanagan has something for you to explore!
Mt Baldy in Kelowna
Are you looking for an easy hike that offers amazing views? Or the perfect after work hike? Look no further than Mt Baldy in Kelowna! Mt Baldy is located between Rutland and Glenmore and is a short, fairly easy hike.…
Boucherie Rush Trail on Mt Boucherie
There’s no shortage of panoramic views in the Okanagan and the views from the Boucherie Rush Trail in West Kelowna are certainly no different. Almost from the beginning, you’re presented with dramatic, sweeping views that only get better the farther…
Enderby River Float on the Shuswap River
The Shuswap River is the heart of many small North Okanagan communities. Ask any local and they’ll happily recount many a summer spent on the shores of the Shuswap River — Jacob and I included because we grew up in…
Snowshoeing at Telemark Nordic Club
A fun and easy way to get outside during the winter is by snowshoeing! I’ve never been a huge fan of winter, but by learning how to embrace some the cold months it’s become easier to enjoy the Okanagan year-round.…
3 Must See North Okanagan Waterfalls
Always go chasing waterfalls! That’s how the song goes, right? There’s something magical about waterfalls and we’re always looking for new ones to explore. British Columbia is full of amazing waterfalls and lots of them are still relatively unknown, especially…
Lochview Trail in Kelowna
Lochview Trail in Kelowna, BC offers breathtaking views of Okanagan Lake. There’s crisp, fresh air and your heart will race — what more could you ask for of an afternoon hike? Lochview Trail connects Paul’s Tomb on Knox Mountain with…
Bear Creek Waterfall in Kelowna
Bear Creek Provincial Park is a popular camping destination on the shores of Okanagan Lake near Kelowna, BC. Across the road lie kilometers of trails that loop around the Bear Creek Canyon, but there’s also a secret, hidden trail to…
Essentials for Hiking in the Okanagan
The Okanagan offers countless hikes in and around the valley that could keep you entertained forever. However, it’s important to remember that the Okanagan is a desert and presents unique challenges when hiking in the summer’s sweltering heat. To really enjoy everything…
Kay Falls near Sicamous + Revelstoke
The Canadian wilderness is packed with adventures and BC boasts some truly spectacular sights. Kay Falls is an impressive, little-known gem of a waterfall located between Sicamous and Revelstoke on the Trans Canada Highway. Hundreds of people pass Kay Falls…
Sicamous Lookout in the North Okanagan
No matter which Okanagan mountain you climb, the view will always be breathtaking. When you sit a top the wooden platform at Sicamous Lookout, you’ll soak in the beauty of the North Okanagan-Shuswap and marvel that such a place exists.…
Mill Creek Waterfalls in Kelowna
Unlike other areas of the Pacific Northwest, the Okanagan is technically a desert. In the summer, waterfalls are a welcome respite from the sweltering temperatures and the many waterfalls at Mill Creek Regional Park are no exception. Pair the waterfalls…
Enderby Cliffs in the North Okanagan
The Enderby Cliffs are iconic in the North Okanagan and can’t be missed. Not only can you see the Cliffs for miles around, the panoramic views from the summit are absolutely stunning. When you reach the top, you’ll have a…
