Jul 28, 2018 · We invite you to explore this site to gain a good idea of the terrain and what to expect along the way. The Kettle Valley Rail Trail extends from Midway in the east to Brodie in the west, with spurs connecting to Grand Forks east of Midway, Merritt north of Brodie and to Hope south of Brodie.

It is important to remember that the Kettle Valley Rail Trail, while well marked in some areas, can seem a bit remote at others. It’s wise to have a general idea of your distances, times and direction before setting out on your trip.

Jul 28, 2018 · The Kettle Valley Rail Trail is one small but significant part of the world’s largest trail – the Trans Canada Trail. At over 22,000 kilometres in length it reaches 3 oceans – the Atlantic to the Pacific and north to the Arctic.

The Kettle Valley Rail Trail is one small but significant part of the world’s largest trail – the Trans Canada Trail. At over 22,000 kilometres in length it reaches 3 oceans – the Atlantic to the Pacific and north to the Arctic. It is a blend of historic trails, pathways, roadways and abandoned rail beds – such as the KVR.

All our tours are self-guided – we have picked the best of what the Kettle Valley Rail Trail has to offer and help you find your way!

Trip Rating: Moderate-Challenging. Average 54 kms/day (with optional 68 km ride first day) 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 a layover day at the summit of the trail.

Kelowna is the largest centre near the Kettle Valley Rail Trail. It has a small international airport (flights to Seattle, USA) with direct flights in Canada to Vancouver and Calgary and connecting flights across the country.

Kettle Valley Bike Tours from Rock Creek to Penticton

Kettle Valley Rail Trail.com was launched in May of 2011 by Paula Sheridan. This site is completely written and published by a single person, dedicated to the ongoing development and use of the KVR trail for cyclists, equestrians and hikers.

The KVR covers 455 kilometres and over that distance you can expect every different type of trail surface imaginable! from practically paved hard packed surfaces (particularly near major centres where trail upgrades have been achieved and in provincial park areas such as Myra Canyon) to single track sections, detours due to rock fall/wind blown ...