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Kim Kenyon reacted to this post about 2 years agoComments (3)
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Great article Melanie Adair Nothing like #ehroadtrip to get active.
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Great suggestions, all with stunning looking scenery! Thanks for sharing!
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I loved this article. My brother is in Kelowna and I'm always looking for new hikes to do when I visit.
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Sonya Richmond reacted to this post about 3 years agoPost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Sonya Richmond commented on this post about 3 years agoThis sunset was from last week but it was absolutely stunning. Saskatchewan has spectacular sunsets but I'll give BC some credit for this one!Comments (4)
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Cary Horning It sure was!
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Sonya Richmond commented on this post about 3 years agoI don't know about you, but I think Spring is here to stay in the Okanagan. I am a little sad winter hiking is coming to an end but hello wildflowers!
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Sonya Richmond commented on this post about 3 years agoIf you want a hike that lets you overlook 3 lakes, find gnomes, look for handpainted signs in the trees, and give you a good workout, Spion Kop Hiking Trails are it. Located just outside of Lake Country, BC, this network...If you want a hike that lets you overlook 3 lakes, find gnomes, look for handpainted signs in the trees, and give you a good workout, Spion Kop Hiking Trails are it. Located just outside of Lake Country, BC, this network of trails allows you to start at multiple trailheads, has 3 different viewpoints, and allows you to adjust how many km you want to complete.MoreComments (3)
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Janel Coe The first time I went, I wasn't as impressed by the second time was amazing!
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Sonya Richmond commented on this post about 3 years agoExplored a new trail on the weekend-Tappen's Bluff. Located near the small town of Tappen in the Shuswaps, this hike leads you to views over Tappen and Salmon Arm. The trail can either be 8km return or as short as 2km...Explored a new trail on the weekend-Tappen's Bluff. Located near the small town of Tappen in the Shuswaps, this hike leads you to views over Tappen and Salmon Arm. The trail can either be 8km return or as short as 2km depending on how far your vehicle can make it up the FSR.More
Side note, if you accidentally leave food scraps beside you with a dog...they might not be there anymore.
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Would only take a few days to complete all of them!
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Melanie Adair commented on this post about 3 years agoSilverstar Provincial Park is one of my new favourite places to snowshoe. It's like walking around in a winter wonderland the whole time!Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Cary Horning reacted to this post about 3 years agoWinter hiking can be beautiful but unfortunately, it's not always accessible. With a lot of roads being Forest Service Roads with limited snow clearing, 4x4 or AWD is a must. Luckily there are 6 car-accessible winter...Winter hiking can be beautiful but unfortunately, it's not always accessible. With a lot of roads being Forest Service Roads with limited snow clearing, 4x4 or AWD is a must. Luckily there are 6 car-accessible winter hikes you can do in the North Okanagan!More
1. Fintry Falls and Loop (Fintry Provincial Park and Protected Area)
2. Bluenose Mountain
3. Enderby Cliffs (Enderby Provincial Park)
4. Kalamalka Provincial Park
5. Ellison Provincial Park
6. Mount Rose Swanson Loop
Stay tuned for the blog.Comments (4)-
Sonya Richmond It's beautiful all year round!
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Janel Coe Thanks!
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Melanie Adair commented on this post about 3 years agoHere's a hike to add to your British Columbia Bucket List! I have done this in the spring, summer and now winter and I would have to say, winter is the best! Myra Canyon Trestles are located 30 minutes from Kelowna.
It...Here's a hike to add to your British Columbia Bucket List! I have done this in the spring, summer and now winter and I would have to say, winter is the best! Myra Canyon Trestles are located 30 minutes from Kelowna.More
It is a 12km (one way) easy hike that has 18 trestles and 2 tunnels. If 24 km return is a bit, go to at least km 6 (12km return) for the best views or in the first 4 km (8km return) you will pass 8 trestles and 2 tunnels.
You will have to drive around 7km up a logging road and winter driving experience is recommended (4x4 was not needed when we went).Comments (8)-
Janel Coe It sure is!
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Tourism Nicola Valley - Merritt BC It is amazing anytime you go!
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I am pretty sure the Kettle Valley Rail Trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail, so with any luck we'll be hiking through there this year on our way More ...
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Sonya Richmond Yes, I do think you walk through it! It is absolutely stunning whenever you go! But it will be super busy in the summer
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Sonya Richmond commented on this post about 3 years agoHappy New Year everyone! I hope it has started on a good note and have been able to get a few adventures in!
Did a sunrise hike on New Years Day but the sun didn't show up and it was -18C out and I thought it would be a...Happy New Year everyone! I hope it has started on a good note and have been able to get a few adventures in!More
Did a sunrise hike on New Years Day but the sun didn't show up and it was -18C out and I thought it would be a great idea to attempt to make breakfast on my little hiking stove (after about 40 mins with a little bit of hot water and freezing cold hands, I will just stick to eating breakfast before and bringing hot coffee with me instead. I will keep that for a little bit warmer days). I gave it a 0/10 recommendationbut still got a stellar view in!
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Sarah Stewart I quite enjoy the snow and I'm trying to get out as much as possible!
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Melanie Adair Awesome! I don't love the cold but I'm definitely am trying harder this year!
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EH Canada Marketing Group That smile was before I attempted to cook
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Samantha Sewell reacted to this post about 3 years ago
Glad you enjoy them!
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Samantha Sewell reacted to this post about 3 years ago
Great advice. You never need to make new hobbies more complicated then they need to be!
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Janel Coe commented on this post about 3 years agoPost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Melanie Adair commented on this post about 3 years agoChased some waterfalls this weekend. Kay Falls is located about a 15-minute drive from Sicamous, right off of HWY 1 and you only need to walk 200 m to it!
#britishcolumbia #bc #waterfalls #winterComments (3)-
Cary Horning there becoming one of my new favourite things. Didn't realize how lovely they were!
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Sonya Richmond reacted to this post about 3 years ago
I've seen way too many of them left on trails around the world. Mine was $20 and I purchased it 3 years ago and it has been through a lot.
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Sonya Richmond reacted to this post about 3 years ago
Thanks! I know some of those items are already expensive so you might as well get the most out of them.
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