Recreational trails are some of the most widely used community amenities that contribute to our quality of life in Lake Country.
We are hearing from many residents in the Parks & Recreation Master Planning process identifying the need to provide better opportunities for walking and improved access to the waterfront. We're on it!
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Okanagan Rail Trail |
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Pedestrians and cyclists are welcome to explore the completed sections of the Okanagan Rail Trail - a continuous, minimal grade corridor with some of the valley's most scenic features and waterfront access that connects communities across the Okanagan. Visit the Okanagan Rail Trail website if you would like to donate to trail development. The online donation system is easy to use. If you prefer to donate by cheque, please make arrangements with the foundations directly: Community Foundation of the North Okanagan Central Okanagan Foundation If you are considering a gift of securities (stocks or bonds), please contact a Foundation to make arrangements.
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Pelmewash Parkway |
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Pelmewash Parkway along the west side of Wood Lake was realigned to include a paved multi-use pathway with park amenities (picnic tables, garbage receptacles, bike repair stations, dog park and beach) during 2018. Sign up for news updates so you know what is happening.
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Spion Kop |
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View the Spion Kop trail map developed by the volunteer community group - Walk Around Lake Country (WALC). This group of active citizens maintains many of the walking trails on public land. The view from the summit of Spion Kop is well worth the hike.
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