Details
A self guided cycling tour of 7 Days/6 Nights, including 2 layover days
Overview
All 6 nights of this trip are spent in small villages and mountain lakes.
Start from the iconic village of Midway at the Kettle River Museum which is Mile 0 of of the KVR. Travel through the Kettle Valley, along the Kettle and West Kettle Rivers, through small villages and settlements. Steadily climb your way upward to the Okanagan Highlands before descending via Andrew McCulloch’s engineering feat of Myra Canyon and its remarkable trestle bridges down into the Okanagan Valley. Your final 2 nights will be spent in the lovely village of Naramata.
2025 Dates
Sep 6 – 11, 2025(Sorry, this date is now fully booked)- Sep 13 – 18, 2025
- Sep 20 – 25, 2025
- Sep 27 – Oct 2, 2025
We limit our departures so that we can offer the same attention to detail we have become known and respected for! If your preferred dates are not available for 2025, please contact us for 2026.
2025 Pricing
$2,550.00/person based on double occupancy
$750 Single Supplement (guaranteed own room or cabin/suite for single traveler *
- Note: if you’re travelling with others in a group, Single Supplement may be reduced by sharing a cabin or suite with your fellow travellers. We try to minimize extra costs.
Departure
Our initial pick up is in Penticton, with a shuttle to Midway (alternate arrangements available upon request)
Return
Return by bike to Penticton on Day 7
Distances & riding conditions
Total distance travelled is 226 km.
Shortest day is 18 km (Day 1) and longest day is 85 km (with optional shuttle to reduce the distance)
Trip Rating: Moderate-Challenging
The KVR Trail is a wilderness trail and offers variable trail surface conditions. We have upgraded this popular tour to better suit the challenges of the terrain with 2 layover days with the first one at the summit. While the grade is only ever 2.2% maximum, it is very steady to get to the top and a day to recoup is ideal. Here you can enjoy swimming, canoeing, rowing, fishing and hiking or just relaxing and listening to the loons on the lake.
