Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake

Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake

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Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

About Campbell - Brown Trail

The Campbell - Brown hiking trail is a brand new trail in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, and is situated just a few minutes drive from the city of Vernon along Highway 97. The hiking trail was built using remnants of the old highway between Vernon, and Kelowna, and features spectacular views of the sought-after Kalamalka Lake. Along the way, you will spot plenty of local Okanagan wildlife as well as wild berry bushes like Saskatoonberries, Black raspberries, and wild cherries. If you choose to you will be able to connect to the Okanagan Rail Trail and do a loop right back to the parking lot, which takes around 2 hours. If you choose to do the loop you will be able to take a dip in the gorgeous turquoise water at one of the many beaches Kalamalka Lake provides along the way.

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Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

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Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake, British Columbia

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Hiking Trails in Vernon, BC
Hiking Trails in Vernon, BC

Vernon, British Columbia is a city that is situated within the spectacular Okanagan Valley. The valley is well -known for its excellent wine and fruit-producing and has some of the sunniest and hottest weather in Canada, along with milder winters that are not typical of the country. Aside from the lakes and beaches of Vernon, the city is also surrounded by mountains that are perfect for hiking. There are hiking trails on pretty much every mountain that show off the incredible views of Okanagan Lake, Kalamalka Lake, and Swan Lake.

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BX Falls Trail

BX Creek and Falls are located on Tillicum Road just outside of Vernon, British Columbia, and are situated in forested ravines and gullies that have been naturally carved out by the water for many millennia. They are just one of many spectacular attractions within the desirable Okanagan Valley, BC, and provide a rainforest-like feel as opposed to that of the desert-like valley below. The lushness of the place can be directly attributed to the consistently moist microclimate that is created by the canyon walls and the creek working together.

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Rim Rocks Trail, Vernon

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Campbell - Brown Trail, Kalamalka Lake

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