Kelowna

Kelowna's trails are on the unceded traditional Syilx territory, specifically on Westbank First Nation lands.

Kelowna is a must-ride destination for mountain bikers, offering a soulful urban vibe set against a backdrop of alpine, agricultural, and semi-arid landscapes. Known for its incredible foodie scene, wineries, and breweries, Kelowna brings outdoor adventure and urban entertainment together. From flowy beginner laps minutes from downtown to technical freeride lines and expansive cross-country networks, Kelowna’s diverse trail systems keep you connected to the unique terrain of the Central Okanagan.

Knox Mountain, rising directly from the edge of downtown Kelowna, is a unique multi-use network perfect for quick-access laps. Developed and maintained by MTBCO, Knox offers everything from rolling singletrack to heart-pounding descents with jump lines, all while providing panoramic views of Okanagan Lake.

Nearby networks like Crawford offer one of the largest and most diverse riding areas in the region with over 150 km of trails. For those seeking freeride roots, Gillard provides shuttle-accessed expert terrain, while Smith Creek and Rose Valley in West Kelowna offer fast, flowy descents and distinctive volcanic landscapes.