モナシー山脈のおすすめツーリングルート

オカナガン・レイル・トレイルのこの区間は、カナダのどのトレイルよりも、努力に対する見返りが大きいかもしれません。平坦で整備されたトレイルに沿って進むと、片側には太陽の光を浴びて輝くカラマルカ湖、もう片側にはそびえ立つ崖が見えます。さらに、道沿いには多くのキャンプ場があるので、数日間のハイキングやサイクリング旅行をして、この地域の美しさに浸ることができます。

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.

Nice to have these stations. Wish there were more of them!

Nice view of a nice lake.

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

Does anyone know what it looks like there now? At least in the third photo, it looks to me (also based on the "fresh" earth edges on the left and right) as if the path is simply not finished here yet and the surface is still being built.

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.

The Adra Tunnel is located along the KVR trail just above Naramata and runs about 490 metres long. The Adra Tunnel has been closed over 40 years (as of 2023). The horseshoe-shaped tunnel was originally excavated in 1914 as part of the development of the Kettle Valley Railway. Rail operations stopped in the 1970s while the rail bed was bought by the provincial government in 1990. As of this entry, a Naramata group called the Woodwackers, with support of the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, has begun restoration of the tunnel and hope reopen the tunnel to the public in the near future.