Mount Kobau Trail - Destination Osoyoos

The Mount Kobau Trail offers amazing views of the Similkameen and Okanagan Valleys. This 5 km (3 mi) trail begins at the top of Mount Kobau, accessible from Highway 3 on a 17 km forest service road (Kobau Look-out Forest Service Road) 10 km west of Osoyoos. Part of the South Okanagan Protected Grasslands, Mount Kobau offers outstanding views as you pass through sub-alpine forest and open grassland. Upon reaching the top, you will receive an unobstructed view of the valley that will simply take your breath away.

Kobau Look-out forest service road

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