Myra Canyon Trail — Offline Backcountry Pocket Sheet

Trailhead & Navigation

GPS Coordinates:
49.80108, -119.31271

Estimated Time: 7 h 22 min

Dog Access: Check Park Regulations

Dog regulations not explicitly specified. Check local park or regional district signage before bringing pets.

10 Wilderness Essentials

Navigation (Offline map, compass, whistle)
Headlamp / flashlight with spare batteries
Bear spray (accessible on belt or chest harness)
Extra warm layers and waterproof shell
Fire starter and waterproof matches
First aid kit & blister care
Emergency blanket or bivy shelter
Extra food & 2L+ clean water / filter
Sun protection (sunglasses, hat, sunscreen)
Cell phone + portable power bank

Route Summary

Overview: Explore 25.7 km of flat, historic railway grade featuring 18 wooden trestle bridges in Myra Bellevue Provincial Park near Kelowna, BC. Ideal for families, hikers, and cyclists, this out-and-back route offers expansive canyon views with minimal elevation gain.

Nestled within Myra Bellevue Provincial Park near Kelowna, British Columbia, the Myra Canyon Trail is a historic and visually captivating route along a carved canyon section of the historic Kettle Valley Railway. Spanning 25.7 km out and back, this gentle, exceptionally flat trail offers sweeping views of the surrounding valley and forested landscape. Beloved by families, walkers, and cyclists alike, the trail provides a unique accessible outdoor experience through a remarkable engineering marve...

🚨 Emergency In British Columbia Backcountry

Dial 911 and request POLICE and SEARCH & RESCUE (SAR).

• Search and Rescue in British Columbia is 100% free — never hesitate to call for help.
• If you get lost: STOP (Sit, Think, Observe, Plan). Stay in one place, stay warm, and make yourself visible.
• Ensure you have filed a trip plan with friends or family via AdventureSmart.ca prior to departure.