The Best Okanagan Valley Waterfalls, British Columbia

The Okanagan Valley – lakes, wineries and…waterfalls? Yes, there are plenty of must-see Okanagan Valley waterfalls! This post showcases nine beautiful Okanagan Valley waterfalls, from Vernon and Kelowna to Peachland and Naramata.

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Little White Mountain via Canyon Lakes Trailhead: Hiking Guide

2171m high and featuring a massive exposed slab of granite rock, Little White Mountain is a unique summer hike destination in BC’s Okanagan Valley region. The summit offers spectacular 360 degree views of Kelowna, Okanagan Lake, rolling hills and distant mountain ranges.

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Predator Ridge Hiking: Best Trails + Essential Info

Located on a hilly plateau between two gorgeous lakes, Predator Ridge Resort is a stunning setting for hiking. The network includes over 25km of maintained hiking trails. All the details are here, with our top recommendations and more

Vernon in Fall: The Best Things to See, Do and Eat

Until recently, we had never visited Vernon in fall. But what we discovered on our recent trip has convinced me that Vernon is one of the best places in British Columbia to visit at this time of year! This is particularly true if you like fall activities on the spooky side…

52+ Best Things to Do in Vernon: Ultimate Guide

Set into rolling grasslands, bordered by three lakes and backdropped by mountains, Vernon is surrounded by gorgeous scenery. There are so many fun things to do in this area. This is especially true in the summer, with long, hot days offering endless outdoor opportunities!

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21 Fast and Fun Kelowna Hiking Trails

Whether you’re seeking a leisurely stroll alongside Okanagan Lake or an adrenaline-pumping trek up one of the local mountains, Kelowna has hiking trails for everyone. This post reveals all of our favourite quick Kelowna hiking trails, ranging from easy rail trail paths to more challenging mountain routes.

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Vancouver to the Okanagan Valley Road Trip Guide: Best Places to Stop

The Okanagan Valley is one of the best road trip destinations from Vancouver. The journey is remarkable in its own right, as you travel from the lush temperate coast to the dry, hot climes of BC’s interior region. Discover the best places to stop between Vancouver and Osoyoos, Penticton, Kelowna and Vernon

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17 of the Best South Okanagan Hiking Trails

The beautiful lakes, vineyards, mountains, pine forests and golden grasslands of the South Okanagan are best seen from the region’s many hiking trails. This list showcases our top picks for South Okanagan hiking trails, from easy rail trail paths to challenging subalpine routes.

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Sparkling Hill Resort: Where Wellness and Nature Meet

Spending time in nature has long been my favourite relaxation technique. That doesn’t mean I wouldn’t say no to a massage, however. We recently discovered a place that combines nature and the spa experience, namely Sparkling Hill Resort, near Vernon. Read on to discover more about this Okanagan oasis in British Columbia, Canada.

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7 of the Best (Tried and Tested) Places to Stay in Vernon, BC

Surrounded by three lakes and a gorgeous landscape of rolling hills and mountains, the city of Vernon in British Columbia has all the beauty, amenities and activities you want and need on a short break. Here are our tried and tested accommodation recommendations in Vernon, BC.

What To Do in Vernon in Winter: A Complete Guide

If you don’t ski or snowboard, you may not think of visiting Vernon in winter. But this North Okanagan city has a lot more to offer during the colder months. Read on to discover the best things to do in Vernon in winter.

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19km of Wine: Running the Half Corked Marathon in Oliver, BC

Part wine tour, part fun run, timing isn’t everything for the Half Corked Marathon. In fact, timing isn’t even recorded, with the warning that ‘if you come first, you’ve actually lost.’ The most important aspect of this run, you see, is to have FUN. And the organisers make that easy to do, with as many as 19 wine tasting stops along the 19km route through the vineyards of the Oliver Osoyoos Wine Country in southern British Columbia.