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An abundance of opportunities for outdoor recreation starts at our ranch. Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park contains many reminders of the rich history of the Okanagan Valley and the area conserves and protects unique natural features as well as a wide range of wildlife.
Completed in 1914 the Kettle Valley Railway (KVR) was linking the towns of Southern BC. Today, the Kettle Valley Railway forms a spectacular route for cyclists, hikers and horse back riders. It winds its way through mountain passes, valleys, towns, tunnels and over the trestle bridges of Myra Canyon. The spectacular Myra Canyon is one of the most scenic sections of the historic Kettle Valley Railway and offers breathtaking views of the Okanagan Valley. In a section of only 8.8 km, there are 16 wood-frame trestles, two steel bridges, two tunnels as well as historic railway sidings. Click for a small map or large map (pdf. file).
Click here for the history of the Kettle Valley Railway and the history of Myra Canyon
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