easy
2–3 hours
Moderate fitness needed; suitable for most walkers with some stamina
Discover the wild beauty of Peterson Creek in Kamloops on a guided hike through scenic trails, waterfalls, and lush forests. Perfect for all levels, this adventure blends natural wonder with local history.
All Ages • 2 Hours • Beginner Friendly • Dog Friendly
Experience the beauty of nature in the heart of Kamloops with a guided hike in Peterson Creek Nature Park. Tailored to your pace, this dog-friendly adventure features over 10 km of scenic trails, stunning city views, and hidden waterfalls. Perfect for newcomers and locals alike, it's an urban escape you won't forget.
2 Hours
Join the adventure for $120 for two people (regularly $150), plus $15 for each additional guest—secure your spot today!
Step into nature without leaving the city with a guided hike in Peterson Creek Nature Park. Led by the passionate local guides at Adventuring into Life, this beginner-friendly hiking tour through Peterson Creek is the perfect way to reconnect with the outdoors—right in the heart of Kamloops. Whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll or a more challenging climb, every route can be tailored to your pace and comfort level.
And yes—your pup is welcome too! These dog-friendly hikes make it easy to bring your four-legged adventure buddy along for the journey.
The Nature Park has over 10 km of scenic trails winding through shady groves, open grasslands, and creekside paths. Marvel at panoramic views of the city, chase hidden waterfalls, and, on warm days, dip your toes (or paws!) in the cool waters of Peterson Creek. From accessible loops to invigorating uphill treks, this urban oasis offers a trail for everyone.
Whether you’re new to town or a local exploring your own backyard, this guided experience delivers fresh air, epic views, and a laid-back pace—just minutes from downtown.
Bring plenty of water, especially on warmer days, as the trails can be quite dry.
Hiking shoes with good grip are recommended to navigate uneven terrain safely.
Early mornings or late afternoons offer softer light and fewer hikers for photography.
Always check the forecast before heading out to avoid sudden rain or storms.
The creek and surrounding area have been important to local Indigenous communities for centuries, and remnants of early logging history can be found nearby.
The park is actively maintained to protect the native flora and fauna, encouraging sustainable recreation.
Provides grip and support across varied trail surfaces.
Stay hydrated during your hike in the outdoor environment.
Hat and sunscreen help protect against UV rays.
summer specific
Carrying essentials like snacks, water, and a camera.