모나시 산맥 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

From a viewing platform at the end of the trail, you can take in the majesty of the 90-foot, two-step Margaret Falls.

You can see a portion of the Salmon Arm of Shuswap Lake from this spot in the trees along the trail.

This spot along the trail is where Reinecker Creek flows into Heralds Bay. You're treated to sweeping views of the bay and the end of the waterway that feeds the flow of Margaret Falls.

Original iron trestle over Pooley Creek, the iron survived the fires but the wood surface has been restored.

Little Tunnel along the Kettle Valley River Rail Trail. It's the first tunnel you get to when you're riding East out of Penticton. Great spot to take in the views of Okanagan Lake or take a break, the trail surface is asphalt by the tunnel, but gravel elsewhere.

The small bridge over the river invites you to take a breather and cool off.

A hike at the foot of Mount Tod is particularly attractive in summer, when many wildflowers bloom in the meadows, seeking the favor of insects. In all colors and shapes, they make the already beautiful landscape even more idyllic. A selection of flowers you can see include orange-spotted tiger lilies, deep blue delphiniums (be careful, they are poisonous), pink willowherbs, purple lupins or lantern-shaped, reddish-yellow columbines. If you feel like identifying even more flowers during your tour, you can check here: https://www.sunpeaksresort.com/bike-hike/hike/flora-fauna.

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.