Many BC hikes start off with mundane climbs through sub-alpine forest and the route up to Brent Mountain is no exception. What sets this hike apart is the incredible summit…
Little White Mountain – two access options
Little White - the remote and undeveloped younger sibling of that other mountain. This is one of the taller mountains in the Okanagan cracking the 2000m mark. The summit area…
McKinley Mountain – Bring the Kids
McKinley Mountain's Summit Trail, is one of the newest trails near Kelowna. There isn't a whole lot to it - a short 30-40 minute hike up a series of switchbacks…
KLO Creek Trail – frequented by locals and a few surprises
KLO Creek follows what must be the stream of the same name from the outskirts of Kelowna up to the KVR trestles above Myra Canyon. The trail cuts back and…
Angel Springs – A Mediocre but Worthwhile Forest Walk
Angel Springs trail is a pleasant walk on the slopes below the KVR trail in Myra Canyon. Normally it wouldn't be helpful in noting there are a handful of interpretive…
Giant’s Head – Summerland’s signature hike
Right next to town, Giant's Head is Summerland's signature mountain. Although it has a narrow road to the top, it is used mainly for biking and other events like the…
Big Island Lava Hunting
Walking to Kilauea Volcano's active lava flows on Hawaii's Big Island are a huge highlight. If your kids are coming with you, no problem! Here are our top tips for…
Scenic Canyon – Rock Ovens and Layer Cakes
Scenic Canyon Regional Park is a great one for the whole family, featuring a variety of trails and an opportunity to gawk at both of Kelowna's most spectacular geological wonders…
Rose Valley – Summit and Lake Loop
With its ease of access and variety of trails, Rose Valley is a premier choice for hiking in West Kelowna. There are three main areas to the regional park -…
Camel’s Hump – Lumby’s Favourite Bumps
From the high-point of Hwy 97 from Kelowna to Vernon look right into the valley below. On a clear day, Camel's Hump stands isolated in the Creighton Valley before a…