Ride snow-lined farm tracks on e-bikes around Kelowna, then warm up with lunch, Meadow Vista wine tastings and campfire s'mores. A three-hour winter outing that mixes easy off-road riding with local food and drink.
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The first cold breath of the Okanagan catches you as the e-bike starter clicks to life—snow crunches under fat tires and the wind off Okanagan Lake dares you to go faster. Trails thread through Christmas tree farms and mixed woodlands, opening to low ridgelines that give a clear view of the valley’s winter light and distant vineyards dusted in white.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; participants should be comfortable standing and pedaling for short bursts and handling an e-bike on uneven winter terrain.
Wildlife
History
The Okanagan’s agricultural shift from orchards to vineyards followed glacial retreat; small wineries like Meadow Vista built on that legacy and local beekeeping traditions.
Conservation
Groups are urged to stay on designated tracks to protect winter plant dormancy and avoid compacting sensitive soils; operators follow low-impact, small-group practices.
Reserve your spot on the Kelowna Snow E-Biking Adventure with Lunch, Wine Tasting & S'mores today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Dress in layers for variable temps
Temperatures can shift quickly; use a moisture-wicking base, insulated mid-layer and a windproof shell for the ride and tastings.
Bring waterproof footwear
Trails include snowy, slushy and frozen patches—waterproof boots with traction will keep your feet warm and dry.
Charge a small camera or phone battery
Cold drains batteries fast—carry a spare or keep devices insulated in an inner pocket.
Use the pre-ride safety orientation
Pay attention to the e-bike briefing and practice mode changes on flat ground before heading onto singletrack.
Waterproof insulated boots
Keep feet dry and provide traction on packed snow and frozen mud.
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Layered gloves
Dexterity for shifting while insulating from cold winds during the ride and tastings.
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Weatherproof jacket
Windproof and water-resistant outer layer for variable winter conditions.
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Small daypack with hydration
Carry extra layers, snacks and a spare phone battery for the three-hour outing.
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