Kelowna Profile
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About Kelowna
Kelowna is the largest city in B.C.’s Okanagan Valley, on the eastern shore of Okanagan Lake. It is a service, tourism, and wine-industry centre in a dry interior climate. Bridges connect to West Kelowna; orchards and vineyards still occupy the benches above the lake. About 145,000 people live in Kelowna.
Known for
- Okanagan Lake and beaches
- Wine and orchard country
- Interior aviation and a growing tech sector
- Hot, dry summers
- Rapid growth and high housing demand
See & do
City Park and waterfront
Downtown beach, marina, and lakeside path.
Knox Mountain Park
Hilltop views over Okanagan Lake.
Kasugai Gardens
Japanese garden downtown.
Okanagan Heritage Museum
Regional history museum near the waterfront.
Myra Canyon trestles
Historic railway trestles on the Kettle Valley Rail Trail above the city.
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