
Romantic Things to Do in the Okanagan This Winter
With plenty of wineries, starry skies, fine foods and a lack of crowds, there's lots to love about British Columbia's south Okanagan in the winter. Here's what to see and do on a romantic getaway.
With plenty of wineries, starry skies, fine foods and a lack of crowds, there's lots to love about British Columbia's south Okanagan in the winter. Here's what to see and do on a romantic getaway.
From prairie farm boy to pro athlete to Wall Street lawyer to renegade winemaker—Tyler Harlton’s life path has been anything but conventional. Now, at TH Wines in Summerland, B.C., Harlton employs old-world practices to create "handmade" wines.
The Okanagan Valley is emerging as one of the world’s most exciting wine regions, thanks to its range of climates and terroirs. Meanwhile, the Thompson Valley’s Kamloops area is on the rise. Sip aromatic whites at the Fall Okanagan Wine Festival (Sept. 28 to Oct. 8) or Pinot Noir at Privato Vineyard & Winery in Kamloops.
A trip to British Columbia’s south Okanagan Valley wouldn’t be complete without a meal at one of the area’s many winery restaurants. Sip and nosh at must-visit wineries like Tinhorn Creek or Liquidity Wines while enjoying incredible vineyard views.
The Great Trail (formerly the Trans Canada Trail) connects three oceans and covers 24,000 kilometres. Discover the beauty of Canada's vast landscape by cycling along the Kettle Valley Trail from Kelowna to Penticton, paddling the Chief Whitecap Waterway and Meewasin Trail in Saskatoon or hiking the Fundy Footpath in New Brunswick.
Sunny skies, lush orchards, U-pick farms, vineyards and restaurant patios paint Kelowna’s summer canvas. But its outdoor recreation scene cinches its appeal—take to the water, trails and beaches for maximum enjoyment.
President and CEO of B.C.'s Tinhorn Creek Vineyards, Sandra Oldfield, talks about why the Golden Mile Bench region is great for winemaking, plus wine trends to look for in 2017.
The Predator Course at Vernon’s Predator Ridge Golf Resort embodies course designer Les Furber’s with-the-times philosophy. Here, he shares his approach to creating this Okanagan course, plus advice on how to play it.
Located less than a 30-minute drive from British Columbia's Whitewater Ski Resort, Nelson makes the perfect base for a winter adventure. Head to the walkable downtown area to wander the museum and gallery at Touchstones Nelson, sip at Oso Negro café and dine at Hume Hotel & Spa's Library Lounge.
Andrew Penner took his three boys on a four day ski trip to Apex Mountain Resort and Big White Ski Resort