Kelowna is a city experiencing a dynamic exponential increase in population. The community on the shores of the lake has become a fascinating famous resort. The city is unique for its sandy beaches and more than 2000 hours of sunshine a year. Here are ten things to do in Kelowna.
1. Lake Okanagan
Lake Okanagun stretches to the shores of most of the large Okanagan communities, including Vernon in the north, Kelowna is in the center, and Penticton in the south. This is an exciting playground for recreation for both prisoners and tourists. This is the perfect place for the newlyweds to have their honeymoon.
2. Big White Ski Resort
Big White Mountain has an average of about 7.5 meters of glorious white snow falling in winter. Family place offers tourists a variety of ski trails, winter activities. The hotel also has rooms and dining centers for families.
3. Mira-Bellevue Provincial Park
Despite the fact that the Valley Railway has stopped working, an interesting activity never stops in the Provincial Park of Mira-Bellevue. Historic flyovers and tunnels that have become a restored path with bikers and tourists maximize their fun. Myra Canyon passes through 18 flyovers with a distant view and heads through two tunnels. Guests can rent bicycles in the Myra Station parking lot to make them suitable.
4. SS Sicamous Okanagan Heritage Museum
Located on the waterfront Penticton - Sikamus Okanagan Heritage Museum. It includes a fascinating collection of historical objects and artifacts, including a tug at Naramata 1914 and a steelmaker of 1907, sternwheeler SS Okanagan. The museum daily entertains many tourists, and it is definitely the perfect place to chat with friends.
5. Silver Star Mountain Resort
Silver Star Mountain Resort is a vertical drop of 760 meters and access on skis, access on skis. In the summer, visitors climb the mountain to view the views, trails and bike riding in the mountains. In addition to this beautiful, serene resort, there are restaurants, hotels, condominiums and shops where tourists can bite and rest with their heads.
6. Technical Museum BC Orchard
One of the places where a tourist should not miss his adventure in Kelowna is the BC Orchard Museum of Industry. The museum exhibits including artifacts and information packaged for processing, house preservation and fruit picking. The exhibits also tell the story of how the Okanagan Valley has evolved from cattle to the fascinating well-kept gardens that exist today.
7. Summerland
Most of the Summerland village is located on the terrace above the lake. Okanagan, among fruit trees. The gardens provide the main industry in the city, with a history that dates back to the 1890s. Visitors can try the fruit vendors on the road who fly along the highway, or go to Summerland Sweets sweets for tasting. There are also several walking routes, benches and picnic areas.
8. Vasex Lake Provincial Park
The Vaseu Provincial Park is located in the south of Penticton. This is a small campsite with a four-kilometer lake. This is a haven for birds; nest of Canadian geese and rare chests-swans, which stop during the migration. The lake is also the abode of numerous species of fish, turning it into a famous fishing spot. Other wildlife in the park includes beavers, deer, muskrat, rabbit and more.
9. Oliver
Oliver - a small town surrounded by gardens, a small town appeared after the historic First World War, when the Canadian government compensated the soldiers who survived on irrigated land. One of the fascinating places a tourist should visit is the city of Oliver and the Heritage Society Museum, which has rotating exhibits that explore the natural history of the Canadian desert, the days of the pioneers, or the old mining town of Fairview (1887-1906). The museum is a great place for a family to start their adventure in the region.
10. Peachland
Located on the shores of Lake Okanagan, between Kelowna and Penticton is the city of Pichland. The settlement lives out of its flourishing gardens and is marked as a popular tourist attraction center. It offers a walk on Hardy Lake, which is a popular excursion and is wheelchair accessible for people with disabilities. Visitors can engage in activities such as golf, hiking, horseback riding.
