It’s time to chase those fall colours here in Kelowna! 🍂 Here’s your guide to finding some of the best colours around: 📍 Myra Canyon Trestles The trestles are always a great place to see the trees change early in the season thanks to its higher elevation. Plus, it’s one of the best places to see larches in Kelowna! 📍 Angel Springs This is a lovely trail that follows a creek through a canyon. It’s full of leafy trees that transport you to an autumn fairytale! 📍 McCulloch FSR to Hydraulic Lake

3 hikes around Kelowna to check out this Spring 🌸 1️⃣ Scenic Canyon Regional Park - This is a great family-friendly hike with lots of cool geological formations to check out. 2️⃣ Pincushion Mountain, Peachland - a moderately challenging route, you definitely earn the views on this trail! 3️⃣ Myra Bellevue Provincial Park - There are a few areas you can hike/walk in Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park, this video was taken on Lost Lake Loop! 4️⃣ Spion Kop, Lake Country - Another moderately challenging

Kelowna hikes in the winter 😍 Grab your boots, bundle up, and let’s hit the trails—it’s a whole new vibe out there in winter! Where are you heading first? 1️⃣ Myra Canyon Trestles are absolutely stunning in the winter! The 12 km one-way trail is flat and has fantastic views of Kelowna and Okanagan Lake. It’s perfect for a snowy hike and is way less crowded during the winter months. 2️⃣ @kelownanordic has an incredible 80 km of snowshoe trails to explore! There’s always something new to see. Plu