Myra Canyon Trestles E-Bike Tour
Ride the Kettle Valley Railway across 18 trestles and through two tunnels above the city.
About Myra Canyon Trestles E-Bike Tour
The historic Kettle Valley Railway corridor winds through a dramatic canyon, offering a window into early twentieth-century engineering. Riding electric assist bicycles allows riders to cover the distance with minimal physical strain, focusing instead on the sheer drop-offs and views of Kelowna. Local guides lead these excursions, sharing stories of the workers who carved this route through solid rock.
This specific Myra Canyon Trestles E-Bike Tour navigates eighteen wooden trestle bridges and two deep tunnels. Cruising along the flat gravel pathway provides a unique perspective of the region's rugged landscape. It remains a favourite outdoor activity for those wanting to see the historic landmark without the heavy physical exertion of standard cycling.
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How the day goes
- 1Morning/Afternoon
Welcome and E-Bike Orientation
Meet your Myra Canyon Trail Guides, receive your e-bike, and get a safety briefing and orientation on how to use the electric assist for a comfortable ride.
- 2Throughout
Ride Across Trestles and Through Tunnels
Embark on your journey along the Kettle Valley Railway, crossing 18 historic wooden trestles and passing through two unique tunnels, all while enjoying panoramic views of Myra Canyon and Kelowna.
- 3Throughout
Scenic Stops and Photo Opportunities
Your guides will lead you to various points of interest, allowing time for stunning photographs and sharing insights into the history and natural beauty of the canyon.
- 4Conclusion
Return and Farewell
Complete your loop of the Myra Canyon section, return your e-bike, and say farewell to your guides after an unforgettable experience.
Included
- E-bike rental
- Helmet
- Guided tour by Myra Canyon Trail Guides
Not included
- Transportation to and from Myra Canyon
- Food and beverages
- Personal expenses
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Frequently asked
It is a guided ride using bicycles equipped with battery-powered motors that assist your pedalling. This helps you maintain speed and climb hills with minimal physical effort.