Choose Your Okanagan Destination
Every destination on Okanagan Roam, from Enderby to Osoyoos and the ski resorts. Pick one to see its restaurants, wineries, beaches, outdoor places, events and more.
Not sure where to start?
- First tripKelowna — Beaches, wineries and downtown, all close together.
- Beaches and winePenticton — Two lakes in town and the Naramata Bench next door.
- Lakes and golfVernon — Kalamalka Lake, big parks and resort courses.
- Warmest waterOsoyoos — Desert sun and one of Canada’s warmest lakes.
- Ski tripBig White — Ski-in, ski-out, an hour from Kelowna.
Central
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Lake Country
Three lakes, orchards and wineries between Kelowna and Vernon.
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Kelowna
The biggest city: beaches, wineries, trails and a lively downtown.
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West Kelowna
Across the bridge: Mount Boucherie wineries and lakeside parks.
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Peachland
A small lake town with a long, walkable waterfront.
South
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Summerland
Orchards, a small-town downtown and wineries and cideries close by.
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Naramata
A quiet village on the Naramata Bench wine route.
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Penticton
A beach town between two lakes, with wine country next door.
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Kaleden
A quiet spot on Skaha Lake to slow down, swim and sip.
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Okanagan Falls
The south end of Skaha Lake, ringed by respected wineries.
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Oliver
The Wine Capital of Canada: hot, sunny and lined with vineyards.
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Osoyoos
One of Canada’s warmest lakes, in desert country by the border.
North
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Enderby
River floats and cliff-top hikes on the Shuswap River.
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Armstrong
A farming town with local food and a small-town main street.
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Vernon
The North Okanagan hub: three lakes, big parks and top golf.
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Coldstream
Kalamalka Lake’s turquoise water and beaches, next to Vernon.
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Lumby
The gateway to Mabel Lake, Sugar Lake and the Monashees.
Ski resorts
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SilverStar
A colourful village resort with famous cross-country trails.
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Big White
The biggest ski resort, with a ski-in, ski-out village.
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Apex
A friendly, smaller ski hill 40 minutes from Penticton.
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Baldy
A small, uncrowded ski hill above Oliver and Osoyoos.
