Information pavilion – View of Myra Canyon loop from Myra Bellevue Protected Area

Hiking trails & Routes

Canada

British Columbia

East Central Okanagan Electoral Area

Information pavilion – View of Myra Canyon loop from Myra Bellevue Protected Area

Easy

4.3

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149

hikers

Information pavilion – View of Myra Canyon loop from Myra Bellevue Protected Area

01:43

5.61km

200m

Hiking

Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: November 6, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park

Myra Bellevue Protected Area

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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869 m

Rock Cut (Myra Canyon)

Highlight • Structure

An attempt was made to build a tunnel here, but it was found that the structure was not stable enough. So a cut was made through the rock.

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1.21 km

Trestle #18

Highlight • Bridge

Trestle #18 is the first railroad track you cross as you come from the Myra Station parking lot. You can either go directly over the bridge or take a small path around it.

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1.36 km

The info pavilion gives you tons of information about the Kettle Valley Trail and Myra Canyon. You'll find historical pictures, the history of the Kettle Valley Railroad, and an overview of the flora and fauna found here.

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1.95 km

View of Myra Canyon

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At this point, you'll have a prime view of Myra Canyon and the route of the former Kettle Valley Trail winding through it. Across the way, the wood-and-steel tracks over …

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2.53 km

Myra Canyon Tunnels

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2.80 km

Storm Shelter

Highlight • Mountain Hut

The small open cabin is located right on the Kettle Valley Trail and offers you shelter in bad weather or just a place to sit and take a break. Inside …

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4.98 km

Kettle Valley Rail Trail

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Between 1915 and up to 1989, steaming trains thundered over the Kettle Valley Railroad. Nowadays, you can now hike and bike on today's Kettle Valley Rail Trail. The trail is …

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5.51 km

Myra Station - Kettle Valley Trailhead

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Where you can park your car today and start walking or biking the famous Kettle Valley Trail, Myra Station was built in 1914, where Canadian Pacific Railway trains stopped. Just …

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5.61 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.62 km

Surfaces

4.46 km

1.15 km

Elevation