Outdoor Destinations in Apex
Parks, trails, viewpoints and nature spots in and around Apex.
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Brent Mountain Trail
Open to the public
The alpine summit above Apex, reached by a roughly 5 km trail through the Brent Mountain Protected Area with 444 metres of climbing.
Free Dogs OK
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Nickel Plate Provincial Park
Open to the public
A quiet, semi-wilderness park just past Apex Mountain Village, built around glacier-carved Nickel Plate Lake.
Free Lake view
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Apex Mountain Summit Trail
Open to the public
An out-and-back hike through the Nickel Plate Nordic trails and up a service road to the top of Apex Mountain, with layer-on-layer views of the backcountry mountains.
Free Dogs OK
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Apex Mountain Resort
Closed for the season
Penticton's home mountain, a short 30-minute drive from town, with 2,000 vertical feet and 1,112 skiable acres that catch the region's dry champagne powder.
Closed for the season.
From $15 Kids OK +1
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Tim Hortons Tube Park – Apex
Closed for the season
Apex's guaranteed-laughter option at the base area beside the beginner slopes.
Closed for the season.
From $27 Kids OK
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Adventure Skating Loop & Shinny Pond – Apex
Closed for the season
A kilometre of Zamboni-smoothed ice looping through the forest, so you skate between the trees rather than around a rink. A Shinny Pond beside it hosts pickup hockey.
Closed for the season.
From $15 Kids OK
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Nickel Plate Nordic Centre
Closed for the season
A high-elevation Nordic centre at 1,850 metres, with one of the longest ski seasons in Canada.
Closed for the season.
From $23.50 / day Dogs OK +1