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Where Is Penticton, British Columbia?
Standing between Okanagan Lake and Skaha Lake, the city of Penticton lies deep within the depths of Okanagan Valley in the British Columbia Southern Interior. As the largest city by area and population in the Okanagan-Similkameen Regional District, there is plenty to do and see in the city of Penticton. With the city lying at the south of Okanagan Lake and north beginning of Skaha Lake, where several farms and residential areas stand, Penticton is a large producer of orchard and wine products. Smaller towns surround the city. However, if you’re wanting the buzz and bustle of larger cities, Seattle, Washington, and Vancouver are a five hour drive away, while the city of Calgary stands eight hours away.
What Is Penticton, British Columbia Known For?
Situated between two lakes located in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley, Penticton is the ideal Canadian summer getaway promising hours of fun on the golden beaches and blue lakes. With Okanagan and Skaha Beaches featuring over 15 acres of premiere, sun-drenched beaches, and clean swimming areas, Penticton is the ideal destination to get away to a destination with a warm climate. Boasting several year-round recreational and entertainment amenities, Penticton offers visitors the chance to enjoy the beaches, rock climbing on Skaha bluffs, hiking the Kettle Valley Rail Trail, and having a glass of wine from one of 80 wineries and vineyards found in the Penticton metropolitan area.
A Quick Guide to Pentiction
- Apex Mountain Resort: Swoop down the slopes in style, when you visit the famous Apex Mountain Resort. With the imposing Beaconsfield Mountain taking center stage, Apex Mountain Resort towers to a height of 2,178 meters and receives an average 600 centimeters of snow a year. Catering to skiers of all abilities and experience, visitors can ski on 79 named trails, 4 terrain parks and a tube park. With over 12 snow guns dotted around the area, providing uncontested snow-making capabilities, skiers can visit Apex Mountain Resort any day of the year, come rain or shine. If you’re looking to take a break from the skis, the resort also offers a wide choice of cozy accommodation, a kilometer long skating loop, a hockey rink, and the Nickel Plate Nordic Center offering snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
- Skaha Bluffs: Situated on a hillside above Skaha Lakes, Skaha Bluffs provides an undoubtedly exhilarating experience of rock climbing. With three parallel canyons, visitors can choose their preferred difficulty of climbing courses. Notable climbing walls include the Fortress, Red Tail, Doctors Wall, The Great White Wall, and The Grand Canyon. With several climbing areas that are mainly used for sport, traditional climbing opportunities also exist.
- Kettle Valley Railway: For an alternative hiking experience, there is not one any better than the Kettle Valley Railway (KVR). A previously abandoned railway bed, the KVR is now a non-motorized biking and hiking trail. Named as “one of the top 10 trails to cycle,” the KVR is broken into sections of approximately 600 kilometrs and covers a diverse variety of terrain including remote backcountry, scenic lakes, lushly green forests, orchards, and picturesque vineyards. Aplomb with several photographic opportunities, the KVR is one of the more beautiful routes to get your heart pumping.
Popular Destinations Near Penticton
- Summerland: Sitting peacefully on the west side of the of the Okanagan Lake, Summerland is as pretty as its name suggests. With its idyllic and picturesque setting, Summerland is an immensely popular choice for Canadians and international tourists alike to have a true and authentic taste of the Canadian backcountry. With the blue Okanagan Lake and sandy beaches in close proximity, Summerland is particularly a playground for inhabitants of the nearby city centers of Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton. Boasting an expansive and entertaining list of several amenities and activities for the whole family, Summerland is also home to the Kettle Valley Steam Railway and one of Canada’s largest wine industries.
- Peachland: Another place that is as pretty as its name suggests, Peachland is home to a quaint and quiet community with 5,000 residents. Located on a steep side hill where the Okanagan Valley is narrow, Peachland is plentiful with idyllic and picturesque scenery. Catch a breather from the commotion of the city and visit Peachland, where the people are friendly, the scenery is breathtaking, and the amount of activities provides hours of fun.
Best Neighborhoods in Penticton
- Uplands/Redlands: A neighborhood that is aplomb with several recreational opportunities, the Uplands/Redlands is the perfect place for outdoor adventures for the whole family. Whether you catch some rays on the Naramata Beach, or have a glass of vino in one of the many vineyards found in the area, the Uplands/Redlands area has something for everyone. Sitting at a higher elevation than the rest of the city, visitors are treated to stunning panoramic vistas that overlook the area. The Uplands/Redlands occupies an envious spot in the city and is in close proximity to the KVR trail, Naramata Beach, several wineries and downtown Penticton. Whatever you’re looking for in a city break in Penticton, you’ll find it right here in the neighborhood or Uplands/Redlands.
- Main Street North: Discover a neighborhood that seems too good to be true with its stunning waterfront scenery, quiet, and tranquil resident areas and still in walking distance to Penticton’s buzzing and vibrant downtown core. Main Street North offers several attractions, including the stunning beaches that line the shores of the Okanagan Lake, the fascinating Penticton Art Gallery, and the pretty and soulfully enriching Japanese Garden. Enjoy the stunning waterfront views as you stroll alongside the waterfront, taste some delicious artisan-made groceries at the Farmers and Community Market, or attend a concert and the South Okanagan Events Center. Offering urban living at its finest, Main Street North is an absolute must see in Penticton.
How many rentals are available in Penticton?
There are 55 vacation rentals available in Penticton across several booking partners.
What is the price range for rentals in Penticton?
Rentals in Penticton have a price range between $51 - $1,423. The average price for vacation rentals in Penticton is $85.
What is the most popular type of rental in Penticton?
Hotels are the top rental type in Penticton, with 33 rentals currently available.
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