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4.8(939 reviews)

Myrabellevue Provincial Park Day Use Area

Stewart Rd E, Kelowna, BC V1W 5N9, Canada

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About This Campsite

Myrabellevue Provincial Park Day Use Area

Welcome to the stunning Myrabellevue Provincial Park Day Use Area, a nature lover’s paradise ideal for exploring some of the most breathtaking trails and panoramic views. This park offers a diverse range of outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and nature walks suitable for adventurers of all ages.

Highlights and Tips

  • Scenic Beauty: The trails provide gorgeous views of the surrounding nature, with the chance to see spectacular vistas and beautiful trestle bridges. It's a true feast for the eyes!
  • Trail Options: A popular activity here is the Myra Canyon bike ride, a 24-km flat trail that's well-loved by both bikers and hikers. It's an easy and accessible trail that even young children can enjoy.
  • Amenities: Along the trails, you'll find benches to rest and take in the view, as well as storm shelters and pit toilets for convenience. Bike rentals are available, making access easier for visitors.
  • Wildlife Awareness: While the area is known for its friendly wildlife, it's advised not to feed them. Carry bear spray just in case and be mindful of the natural habitat.
  • Best Time to Visit: To avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful experience, visiting early in the day is recommended. Snowy or rainy weather might limit some activities, so plan accordingly.

Overall, the Myrabellevue Provincial Park Day Use Area is a must-visit for anyone in the Kelowna area looking for an adventure in a picturesque setting. With its accessible trails, family-friendly environment, and stunning natural beauty, it promises a memorable experience for all who visit. Whether you're looking for an exhilarating bike ride or a leisurely walk, this park has something for everyone to enjoy. Remember, always respect the natural world and have a fantastic time exploring!

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Alya

09/10/2024

Gorgeous views and unbelievable hike! Make sure, you have bear spray!!! All bridges on our way was incredibly beautiful! Mountain biking or hiking, you choose how to enjoy this trail! We was running and it was the best run in a while, because of amazing surroundings!

Isabelle R

07/22/2024

Myra Canyon is one beautiful bike ride!! 24km but really flat. I definitely recommend it for all ages, you can go at your own pace but you have 4 hours total. It took me 2 hours to complete it and the views are phenomenal!!

Nicole Hankey

05/09/2022

An easy and accessible walk along a historic and beautiful path. The drive up takes on the incline leaving you with a flat, wide path to enjoy. One way is 12km over some amazing trestle bridges. It was snowing/raining the day we went so we completed only 6km overall. Many people rent bikes and do a full 24km loop. The views we had were brilliant, so I can only imagine how much better they would be on a sunny day. There are pit toilets along the way and a storm shelter. There are many benches from which to enjoy the view. Will be looking forward to going back.

Tony Hrkac

06/24/2023

We did the Lost Lake trail. We started just after 8am not many on the trail. Spectacular views of the valley. Coming back down there were lots of bikers but no issues everyone was friendly. Super close from downtown.

Dajana Fabjanovic

07/17/2022

An exhilarating family bike ride in the most picturesque setting! This is a must do when visiting the Kelowna area. Our 6 year old twins easily managed the 24 km round trip trestle trail. We brought our own bikes but rentals are available. Benches with stunning views are plentiful along the route and there are also a couple of storm shelters and bathrooms available, too. There is also a volunteer staff member who rides back and forth along the trail in case anyone needs help (like a spare tire, for example). Would recommend bringing snacks and water: just be aware of the overly friendly chipmunks who have obviously been fed by humans passing through. Side note: Please don’t feed the wildlife, people! Our family had an incredible experience biking over the 18 trestles! Highly recommend. This was a highlight of our trip to the Okanagan. Our cheeks hurt from smiling so hard!