モナシー山脈の湖・トップ20

湖の北端には食料品店がありますが、それ以外にはサービスはありません。

Kal Beach is a sandy lakefront beach with a fishing pier, swimming access, kayak rentals, and picnic tables. In the summer, it's great for a dip, easy to walk barefoot on the fine sand, and there's a long, shallow stretch perfect for young kids to splash around. Beachgoers can also enjoy the scenic views over Kalamalka Lake from the Kal Beach Pier.

A great hike to a lookout on a rocky bluff with expansive views of White Lake, Little White Lake, Tappan Valley, and Mount Ida.

The Illecillewaet Greenbelt runs through cottonwood and spruce forests and marshland, offering great riverside views. The trail is wide and well-maintained, open to walking, jogging, cycling, dog walking, birdwatching, photography, cross-country skiing, or snowshoeing in winter. The greenbelt creates easy access downtown for dining and shopping.

Beautiful lake. A great place to take in the views.

The small mountain lake Tod Lake is located at an altitude of 1,995 meters, directly below Mount Tod, the highest of the three peaks of the Sun Peaks Resort. At the southern end of the lake there is a wooden table that is ideal for a break with a beautiful view of the clear water.

The Hydraulic Lake Rec Site is on a large reservoir lake above Kelowna. This site has good access to the Kettle Valley Rail Trail - expect a wide range of surface conditions, from hard packed gravel to loose, unconsolidated railway ballast - not suitable for street bikes.

This photo is taken just after the Little Tunnel, capturing Okanagan Lake with Naramata is below right with Penticton then Skaha Lake in the distance. The trail between Penticton and Little Tunnel is well maintained and, in my experience, always in excellent condition.