Top 10 Things to do in Kamloops this Spring
Spring in Kamloops is calling all explorers to dive into a season rich with discovery! Discover the Top 10 Things to do in Kamloops this Spring.
Spring in Kamloops is calling all explorers to dive into a season rich with discovery! With its mild weather and blossoming landscapes, spring is a prime time to experience the full spectrum of Kamloops' diverse landscape and boundless outdoor activities — just before the heat of our summer sun.
Celebrating the Wonders of Winter
Winter blankets the region in frost-covered trails and snow-capped mountains while unlocking a variety of things to do while you stay a while in the Thompson Okanagan.
Winter's arrival transforms the Thompson Okanagan into a snow-capped wonderland, where families and friends can enjoy adventures, food, and beverages.
ZipZone in Peachland
ZipZone has some of the highest, longest, and fastest ziplines in Canada. You will zip through beautiful scenery and have views of Deep Creek Gorge and forest-draped mountains.
Oyama Zipline in Vernon
Choose your tour or challenge at Oyama Zipline Adventure Park. There are invigorating outings for all ages where limits are challenged and fears overcome.
Wilson Lake Ski and Snowshoe Trails in Peachland
Visit the 37 km trail system along Wilson Lake. These ungroomed trails offer beautiful views to both skiers and snowshoers alike.
Endurance Training in Penticton
Bordered by two fresh water lakes on the north and south and rugged mountainsides to the east and west, Penticton offers spectacular outdoor training opportunities. It’s not often will you visit a city that features as many world-class offerings, which is why Penticton has become home to many renowned events such as IRONMAN, Okanagan Granfondo and Peach Classic Triathlon.
Skydiving in Vernon
View the beautiful sights Vernon has to offer at 3000 m up in the air! Parachute back down while taking in the views of wineries, mountains, lakes, and more.
Winter at Destination Silver Star
Abundant fresh powder. Near perfect conditions. Fun all around. From skiing and snowboarding to tubing, skating, fat biking, and snowshoeing, discover everything Silver Star has to offer this winter.
Nordic Skiing in Kelowna
Not all skiing takes place on the mountain; Kelowna is close to two cross-country ski clubs, and Big White Ski Resort offers Nordic trails. In all, there are over 250 kilometres of groomed trails to explore.
Rock Climbing and Bouldering in Kelowna
There are a variety of climbing crags in Kelowna that feature sport, trad, mixed, and multi-pitch climbing. If you’d like to practice or keep your climbing indoors, check out one of the local climbing gyms around Kelowna.
Kelowna Paddle Trail
Paddle along a 27 km trail on Okanagan Lake from Mckinley Beach to Bertram Creek Regional Park. Paddle by over 20 beaches and parks, three waterfront resorts, two bird sanctuaries, and downtown Kelowna.
Boucherie Rush Trail West Kelowna
Use the Boucherie Rush Trail to climb to the top of Mount Boucherie, a 50–60 million-year-old extinct volcano in the heart of West Kelowna.
Apex Mountain Ski Resort in Penticton
Visit Apex Mountain Resort, the only mountain in the Okanagan that faces northeast, resulting in dry champagne powder. Experience the powder that both skiers and snowboarders visit Apex for.
Rock Climbing the Skaha Bluffs in Penticton
Skaha Bluffs Provincial Park is one of the top climbing destinations in Canada. With the South Okanagan’s seasonally dry and warm weather between March and October, Penticton offers the longest climbing season in the country.
Indian Grove Riding Stables Osoyoos
Indian Grove Riding Stables have led horseback trail rides through the Osoyoos desert and along mountain trails for over 40 years. Experience nature firsthand on safe, fun-filled tours through a desert paradise with spectacular views and breathtaking trails.
Mount Baldy Ski Resort
A bounty of winter fun is offered at Mount Baldy, 40 minutes northeast of Osoyoos. A variety of trails, activities and amenities ensure everyone leaves satisfied.
Biking Trails in Boundary Country
There are several biking trails in the Boundary Country trails systems. Take a guided day trip, or spend a week on a self-guided tour from Christina Lake up to Big White. Whatever you choose, it will be a journey filled with stunning vistas, wildlife, quaint small towns and hundreds of photo opportunities.
Hiking in Boundary Country
Hiking trails in Boundary Country offer amazing sites year-round. Midway’s mountain trail system offers 14 km of lush green forested views of both the Kettle River Valley and the US Border.
Biking the Trails in the Similkameen Valley
The outdoors is best experienced on the trails of the Similkameen Valley. There are plenty of trails with varying difficulty; there’s no excuse not to take advantage and explore the region.
Epic Mountain Biking in Valemount
What most people don’t know is that on of the pride and joys of Valemount is their epic bike park and mountain biking in the area. Valemount is home to some of the best mountain bike trails in BC and is quickly becoming the favorite destination of many riders.