Outdoor Destinations in Lumby
Parks, trails, viewpoints and nature spots in and around Lumby.
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Lumby Salmon Trail
Open to the public
The village's easy nature walk: three interconnected trails along Bessette and Duteau creeks, the easternmost spawning grounds for Coho and Chinook salmon in the…
Free Dogs OK +1
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Nelson Mountain Trail
Open to the public
A full-day alpine hike north of Lumby, climbing into meadows over Mandela Mountain (2,196 m) to Mount Nelson (2,187 m), with views of Finlayson and Dungate lakes, Tsuius…
Free
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Sugar Lake 2 Mile Recreation Site
Open to the public
The main campground on Sugar Lake, a big, cold Monashee lake, with 62 open, level sites on the shore, a boat launch and some of the best trout and char fishing in the…
Free Dogs OK +1
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Camel's Hump
Open to the public
The two-humped mountain you see looking east from Lumby, the core of a volcano about 40 million years old.
Free Dogs OK
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Gold Panner Campground
Hours not confirmed · call ahead
A riverside campground at Cherryville on the Shuswap River, with tent and RV sites and Monashee gold-rush country on the doorstep.
From $24 / night Dogs OK +2
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Mount Beaven Trail
Open to the public
A summit hike to the highest peak at the head of Currie Creek, with a 360-degree view over the Pinnacles, Twin Lakes and Vista Pass valleys.
Free
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Pinnacle Lake Trail
Open to the public
Follows Railroad Creek to Pinnacle Lake, where early-summer waterfalls pour off the surrounding cliffs into the lake. About 6.2 km with 420 m of climbing.
Free Lake view
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Twin Lakes Trail (Monashees)
Open to the public
A steep climb to a cirque viewpoint over the emerald-and-blue Twin Lakes, with routes beyond toward Bolder and Neapolitan mountains. About 7.6 km with 420 m of climbing.
Free Lake view
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Shuswap Falls Recreation Area
Open to the public
A BC Hydro day-use site on the Shuswap River beside the historic Wilsey Dam. Picnic tables, a viewing platform, a hiking trail, and a canoe launch with a portage trail.
Free Dogs OK
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Freedom Flight Park & School
Hours not confirmed · call ahead
The North Okanagan's free-flight base in Lumby, offering tandem paragliding and hang-gliding flights, powered trike flights and lessons.
From $200 / class
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Cascade Falls Trail (Mabel Lake)
Open to the public
A short, rugged walk up a mossy stream gully to a waterfall near the east shore of Mabel Lake. Allow 10 to 20 minutes each way.
Free
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Denison Lake Trail
Open to the public
The trail leads into Denison-Bonneau Provincial Park, a pocket of pristine subalpine lakes and old-growth forest in the Okanagan Highlands.
Free Dogs OK
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Vista Pass Trail
Open to the public
Climbs to Vista Pass on the divide between the Okanagan and the Arrow Lakes, with big views of the Pinnacle Peaks. About 9.5 km with 715 m of climbing.
Free
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Cottonwood Beach Recreation Site (Mabel Lake)
Hours not confirmed · call ahead
The quieter east shore of Mabel Lake, with 49 forest campsites behind a sandy swimming beach and the same clear, cold water as Noisy Creek across the lake.
From $18 / night Dogs OK +2
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Vidler Ridge Trail
Open to the public
An alpine-meadow ridge walk above Sugar Lake, with wildflowers and views to Sugar Mountain, Goat Mountain and Twin Peaks. About 11 km with 330 m of climbing.
Free Lake view
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Echo Lake Provincial Park
Open to the public
A forested mountain lake southeast of Lumby, popular for fishing for rainbow trout, lake trout and kokanee in both summer and winter, and for swimming and paddling.
Free Dogs OK +2
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Monashee Lake Trail
Open to the public
Through meadow and cedar rainforest and up rock ramparts to Monashee Lake, with an optional climb to Sunny Peak (2,383 m) above deep-blue Riloux Lake.
Free Lake view
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Spectrum Lake Trail (Monashee Provincial Park)
Open to the public
The North Okanagan's gateway to mountain wilderness: a trail into Monashee Provincial Park through Douglas fir, lodgepole pine, birch, cedar and hemlock to a…
Free Lake view
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Echo Lake Resort
Closed for the season · Reopens May 1, 2027
A family lake resort on a quiet mountain lake since 1943.
Closed · reopens May 1
From $50 / night Dogs OK +3