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Daytrips & Activities > Biking > Kettle Valley Railway Classic - Osprey Lake Station

A Pandosy Experience:
Bike the Fire - Forest Fire Recovery Tour

Bike the Fire - Forest Fire Recovery TourWe explore the forest fire burn of 2003 along the Kettle Valley Railway Trail. We depart from Kelowna to the trail above the city. We then fit you to your bikes and safety equipment and begin our ride to the Bellevue Trestle, a 238 metre long, 65 metre high trestle that was saved from the fire. We see how the area is recovering from the fire and notice the wonderful new growth that is already in the area. The mountain wildflowers are a breathtaking change from the devastation of the 2003 wildfire. Enter into a world of soaring Red-tailed Hawks as they bring together the worlds of rocky cliffs and clear blue sky. This slow moving bike tour is educational and perfect for all ages as we listen closely to hear the train whistle echoing through the canyon from a past era long since gone.

We will explore the engineering marvels of trestles built between 1910 and 1916. Our qualified guides Ed Kruger or Joe Kyle will tell the stories of life on the rails combined with the natural world that now inhabits this spectacular region. We will complete a perfect day with a stop at Summerhill Pyramid Winery for lunch and a tour, before we depart for Kelowna. Total distance of the cycle tour is 10 kilometres.

This 5.5 hour guided tour includes a 24 speed suspension Bike Rental, Guide, Helmet, Lunch, Snacks, Transport from Kelowna, Water, and Wine Tasting. Tour departs 9:30 a.m. from Kelowna, returns about 3:00 p.m.

Details:
$115.00 per person
Minimum 2 people per tour.
Departure from Kelowna.

File: AOC04ACT-CANYON

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