This is a spectacular hike that is close to Calgary and Canmore and not on a lot of people's radar screens for some reason, despite it's amazing 360 degree views.
This hike lacks in views but contains some interesting ecological areas culminating with the unique tufa deposits at the bottom of the canyon.
This outing was more an exploratory venture than an actual hike, but it was fun nonetheless due to the Peachland waterfront stroll.
Easy hike with tremendous history and spectacular views of the surrounding area that I would recommend to anyone visiting the Okanagan Valley.
This hike, within the Kelowna city limits, provided some amazing geological formations on a relatively short and easy jaunt.
This is a nice hike as it's right within the Kelowna city limits with sweeping views of the area and a nice swimming bay at the end of the trail.
Bear Creek is a short drive from Kelowna and offers some interesting topography along with a decent workout getting up the canyon wall.
This is a fun hike as it's not overly strenuous and it provides amazing views in three different valleys as well as the picturesque Rummel Lake and creek.
This trail has many unique rock formations including fossils, beautiful wildflowers, tarns, whistling marmots and dramatic cliff walls.
Spencer Creek never disappoints and on this day we had an unexpected scare with a mountain sheep zipping across the trail at around 40 km per hour.