Commonwealth Creek is a gentle hike although the soft snow made it a bit tougher going. We were the only people on the trail on one of the most majestic days ever.
James Walker beat us on this day as the foot plus deep snow had the guide (aka me) screwing up on our route finding for the fifth time on this trail.
This hike, within the Kelowna city limits, provided some amazing geological formations on a relatively short and easy jaunt.
Rummel Lake is a nice mid-level stroll that provides a good workout but doesn't bust a lung along the way.
It was a bit of a challenging 'shoe' due to varied trail conditions, but that is part of the game.
It was a bit cool but a beautiful backdrop with the bluebird sky and snow-covered peaks.
We managed to get in another 'shoulder season' hike with minimal snow issues.
This is a great hike for all abilities and there is so much more to discover in the area other than just Chester Lake.
Stanley Glacier is an epic hike with spectacular waterfalls and colorful rock formations that adorn the south side of the valley wall.
Kelowna summers are a great time to get in multiple forms of exercise. Eleven of these activities start with a ‘P’ and are showcased in this video.