Community Spotlight: Summerland, BC
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Summerland, in the heart of the Okanogan is one of the fastest growing cities in the area, a haven for those escaping the city life or those who work in nearby Kelowna, the city is a great place to live and play. You can do so much in this city, whether it is summer or winter, Summerland offers you practically a never ending list of activities.
Climbing and Caving
If you enjoy heights and tight spaces, Summerland offers climbing and caving opportunities galore through Skaha Rock Adventures Ltd in Skaha Bluffs. This area boasts the longest and sunniest climbing area in the country and the company is renowned for their climbing school and safety.
Taking a Hike on the Old Railroad
Another option in the area if heights are not your thing, is…
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The Thompson Okanagan region offers beautiful golden grasslands and jagged granite peaks. It is home to some of the more beautiful landscaping in all of British Columbia. You can enjoy a relaxed summer at the lake experience or you can tough it out on mountain terrain. It really comes down to how you want to experience nature.
Lake Country is found in the Okanagan Valley and provides plenty of attractions and things to do. It's about 29 kilometres from Vernon and 25 kilometres from Kelowna. Here are a few of the many attractions and things to do within the area.
Kelowna is located in British Columbia, and is situated on the Okanagan Lake. In the southern part of Canada, Kelowna is the official head of the Regional District of Central Okanagan. The name of this distinguished city comes from the Okanagan language, and means “grizzly bear”. A census conducted in 2011 reported that there were 179,839 residents in Kelowna, which makes it the 22nd largest city in Canada.
Thompson Okanagan is a land filled with over 1,000 lakes. These lakes bring tons of fun, that can be enjoyed in the warm weather that you will find in this region. The best spot for canoeing is Kelowna and Thompson Lake. Clearwater and Adams River are ideal for rafting.