Penticton Profile
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About Penticton
Penticton sits on the bench between Okanagan Lake and Skaha Lake in British Columbia’s southern Interior. A channel and parkway join the two lakes through the centre of town, with beaches at both ends and vineyards on the surrounding benches. The city is a wine, fruit, and summer-festival centre for the south Okanagan. About 37,000 people live in Penticton.
Known for
- Beaches on both Okanagan and Skaha lakes
- Channel Parkway through the centre of town
- South Okanagan wine and fruit country
- SS Sicamous sternwheeler on the waterfront
- Peach Festival and a long summer-visitor season
See & do
Okanagan Lake Beach
Main city beach, pier, and the lakeshore promenade at the north end.
SS Sicamous
Beached Okanagan sternwheeler museum on the channel.
Skaha Lake Beach
South-end beach, park, and the cliffs used by climbers and paragliders.
Kettle Valley Rail Trail
Trestle trail climbing from town toward the Naramata Bench.
Munson Mountain
Lookout over both lakes and the channel that joins them.
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