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Archive for June, 2004
Kanaka Creek a tranquil heaven
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
Nature walks, a winding creek, waterfalls and a fish hatchery and more can be found in Kanaka Creek Regional Park.
The linear park protects a stretch of Kanaka Creek as it winds from the Fraser Rive
Welcome to Nakusp and the Arrow Lakes
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
Nestled in the Valley of the Hot Springs, surrounded by the Selkirk and Monashee mountain chains and situated on the West Kootenay’s largest water body, the Nakusp area is like paradise.
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Every level of Golf available on our glorious greens
Tuesday, June 15th, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
Whether you’re a scratch golfer, or someone whose biggest challenge is sinking that 10-foot putt on the local putting green, the South Okanagan offers something for every golfer.
Getting ready for
Penticton is famous for its Peach Festival.
Tuesday, June 15th, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
Ask anyone what Penticton is known for and don’t be surprised if the answer is “Peachfest.”
The Penticton Peach Festival, which was first celebrated in 1948, has been a staple in the community as a f
Discover our Wine Country and Micro Breweries
Tuesday, June 15th, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
Over the decades the Okanagan Valley has grown by leaps and bounds and is renowned all over the world for its vineyards and award-winning wines.
The South Okanagan, especially, has carved a place for
Spectacular scenery and modern comforts are found along the many walking, biking and hiking trails that await visitors to Penticton.
Tuesday, June 15th, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
No trip would be complete without touring portions of the now-abandoned Kettle Valley Railway line. Immediately within Penticton, visitors can access the trail from the end of Vancouver Place just of
Penticton got its nickname, the Peach City, for its peaches – but the juicy fruit isn’t the only delectable harvest from the South Okanagan.
Tuesday, June 15th, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
In the sunny, arid climate of the Okanagan Valley, local farmers can plant and harvest a seemingly countless selection of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Take a drive on any road leading out of the city
Penticton has drawn attention nationally for its art and the Peach City and surrounding area is home to a number of great galleries and art shops.
Tuesday, June 15th, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
While the Penticton is known for its wines, fruit and beautiful beaches, it is also home to a number of talented and well-known artist and art hot spots.
Double duty
There are a number of location
Whether you’re looking for the perfect souvenir, gift to yourself or supplies for an outdoor adventure, Penticton’s many boutiques, shopping centres and department stores will fill all your needs – all a short distance away.
Tuesday, June 15th, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
Whether you’re looking for the perfect souvenir, gift to yourself or supplies for an outdoor adventure, Penticton’s many boutiques, shopping centres and department stores will fill all your needs – al
Penticton is the perfect base to explore the many surrounding communities.
Tuesday, June 15th, 2004 by GetawayBC.com
Despite being a centre with enough activities and events to fill an entire vacation, there is more to the South Okanagan than just the Peach City.
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Napa of the North is another name for th