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Osoyoos, along with the rest of the Okanagan Valley, is a popular summertime vacation destination. Osoyoos itself almost doubles in size during the summer, turning this bustling little town into a small city. |
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Short strolls perfect for families:
If you have small children or limitied time, consider the following walking areas. Each is just a short distance, the walks are flat and they have hard surfaces - perfect for evening strolls. |
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| Haynes Point Wetland Trail. | Sage in Bloom. |
The volunteer efforts of many groups went into the creation and maintenance of these two public lakeshore parks - the first along motel strip on main street, the second along the beach on the way to the Nk'Mip Desert Centre. Beautiful gardens change with the season. Easy, short strolls with benches, picnic tables, and public washrooms. Both Parks are designed to help those persons living with disabilities to enjoy them too. |
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| Lake Osoyoos is the jewel in the crown, extending roughly 17 miles along the valley. | Osoyoos has excellent skiing and snowboarding. It's about 1 hour's drive to Mount Baldy. |
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The vineyards of the Southern Okanagan lie within one of Canada's most unique ecosystems: The Sonora Desert. In recent years, Okanagan vintners have recieved increasing attention, both for their Award-winning wines and for the increasing popularity of wine tourism in the valley. Nk'mip Cellars is North America's first Aboriginal Winery. |
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Come and visit us in Osoyoos! Explore British Columbia's Treasure in the Sun. |
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