West Kelowna Profile
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About West Kelowna
West Kelowna is a city on the west side of Okanagan Lake, opposite Kelowna and linked to it by the William R. Bennett Bridge. It was incorporated from the former Westside district and remains a separate municipality of benches, wineries, and suburban neighbourhoods around Mount Boucherie. Gellatly Bay is the main public waterfront. About 36,000 people live in West Kelowna.
Known for
- West side of Okanagan Lake, distinct from the City of Kelowna
- Mount Boucherie above the benches
- Mission Hill and other west-side wineries
- Gellatly Bay waterfront
- William R. Bennett Bridge commute into Kelowna
See & do
Mission Hill Family Estate
Landmark winery, amphitheatre, and lookout on the west bench.
Gellatly Bay
Public waterfront, boardwalk, and the old Gellatly nut farm site.
Mount Boucherie
Extinct volcanic hill with trails and views over the lake.
Quails’ Gate Winery
Lakeside estate vineyard on the Boucherie bench.
West Kelowna waterfront parks
Beaches and boat access along the west shore toward the bridge.
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