Penticton is a welcoming gateway to easy hiking adventures, boasting scenic lakeside promenades, viewpoint paths and accessible rail trails. Whether you seek leisurely strolls or family-friendly outings, Penticton’s easy hiking trails promise a enjoyable and effortless experience.
Planning a picnic in Penticton? We know the best places to go! Penticton’s picnic spots are perfect for all occasions – from romantic escapes to joyous family gatherings.
Set into a deep canyon surrounded by interesting rock formations, Naramata Creek Falls is an ideal hiking destination in summer and early fall. The spray from the falls and the shady forested trail help provide cool relief from the Valley’s heat. Here’s what you need to know.
Perched high above Okanagan Lake, the 80m long Little Tunnel in Naramata is one of the best hiking and biking destinations in the Penticton area. Part of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail, the Little Tunnel is not only incredibly scenic to visit, but historically interesting too.
From lively lakefront resorts to riverside provincial parks and mountainous retreats, Penticton’s campgrounds offer a diverse range of settings for families, outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. In this post, I’ll share the best Penticton campgrounds, providing you with essential information, insider tips and reservation details.
Host to some of the most impressive and easily accessible views of Penticton, Munson Mountain is a must stop for anyone visiting Penticton.
Situated between two gorgeous lakes, the city of Penticton has an abundance of beaches to enjoy. Discover our top picks for lazy beach days in Penticton
The best things in life are free! This is particularly true in Penticton, a city blessed with beautiful surrounding scenery. There’s no need to get out your wallet to enjoy many of the wonderful experiences that Penticton has to offer. Discover the best free things to do in Penticton!
Nichol’s great reputation for winemaking is purely based on quality, and being one of the oldest wineries on the Naramata Bench means they have plenty of experience to draw from. If you want to try some true Naramata reds, this is the place. Small yet bright tasting room with fabulous views and patio.
Daydreamer is a small family owned and operated winery, located almost at the very end of the Naramata Bench. The winery has a focus on sustainable winemaking, with the aim to conserve resources, minimise environmental impacts and keep vineyards healthy long-term.
