Johns Family Nature Conservancy Regional Park - Kelowna, British Columbia

Johns Family Nature Conservancy Regional Park

Cette région naturelle est située à 6970 Chute Lake Rd, Kelowna, BC V1W 4L5, Canada et offre une variété d'activités de plein air.

Le parc est connu pour ses parcs et attractions touristiques, qui offrent une expérience unique de nature et de découverte.

Informations pratiques

Téléphone : 2507634918

Site web : https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/dfaa60e43e9c4dfda3dd8b2fa85b25aa

Specialités

Parc et attraction touristique sont les spécialités principales du parc.

Autres données d'intérêt

Entreprise accessible en fauteuil roulant, randonnée, toilettes non générées, toilettes publiques, convient aux enfants, randonnées adaptées aux enfants, chiens acceptés.

Avis

Avis moyen : 4.8/5 sur Google My Business.

Cette entreprise a 101 avis sur Google My Business.

👍 Avis de Johns Family Nature Conservancy Regional Park

Lukas H.

5/5

One of the best rock climbing areas around Kelowna! A lovely hike in with a pit toilet on the trail and a stunning view over the Okanagan lake. The climbing routes at this crag are mostly single pitch sport climbs and the difficulty ranges from 5.7 to 5.11d
There is also a Kelowna classic Multipitch route with 3 pitches starting with a 5.9 as the hardest pitch followed by a 5.7 and a 5.8 pitch.
Main wall, goomer wall and croissant wall are my favorites! Make sure to check out the routes bolted by Jeff Giebelhaus, a Kelowna local Legend.
For warm up I would recommend goomer wall. Your best bet for 5.11's is the croissant wall with super fun and steep routes!
I would say this crag is a gem!

Frans P.

5/5

Great views with well maintained hiking trails! Lots of different photo opportunities

Micah M.

5/5

A great place to go on a hike or walk with friends and family! Great views of Kelowna, and it gets some pretty fantastic sunsets! As it’s a bit farther away from the city, it’s a great place to stargaze as well!! If you are in Kelowna, check this place out! It’s also not very busy!

Hanna M.

5/5

This is a wonderful place for both hikers and rock climbers. I highly recommend climbing to the top and hanging out at the mega stone chair, camp fire circle. Great views.

Matt B.

5/5

Good casual walks, easy approach to the top. Take the stairs past the restroom, and then turn right at the bottom and watch for a tape-marked route on your left. Alternatively, continue straight and scramble up the rock to cut down the length of the approach route. Tons of great climbing.

Ashbranch J.

5/5

Took two friends for a hike here last week. It was the first time in this park for all of us, and we were all impressed. It's big enough to spend an hour or two walking, but not so big you have to plan for lunch or anything. Most of it is about a 5/10 or less on the physical challenge scale aside from a very few short, steep hills. The views make it all totally worth it though.

Crystal

5/5

Stunning views and well packed trails. This may be my new favorite park. Watch for wildlife. We saw a coyote that followed us for a bit. Remember, we are in their home.

Kevin O.

4/5

Great area! Great views and scenery on a very well marked trail system. A variety of challenge for some short walks/hikes. The road up is a bit confusing and the grid portion is a bit rough from washouts but doable in a car.