Ride the historic Kettle Valley Railway across 18 timber trestles, then unwind at boutique Okanagan wineries on a full-day guided tour from Kelowna. Expect 24 km of easy grades, two tunnels, and a mix of cycling and tastings with pickup included.
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A cool, dry wind meets your face as the van drops you at the trailhead and the wooden trestles of Myra Canyon stretch ahead — old railway timbers lifting you above carved canyon walls and sun-bright sagebrush. The first pedal strokes feel easy: the Kettle Valley Railway grade was built for trains, so the 24 km route across 18 trestles and through two tunnels rolls steadily, framing wide views of Kelowna, Okanagan Lake, and cedar-draped slopes.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
9 hours
Fitness Level
Good aerobic fitness for a full-day outing; comfortable pedaling for 24 km and basic bike-handling skills required
Wildlife
History
The Kettle Valley Railway was built in the early 1900s to link interior communities; the Myra Canyon trestles are restored remnants of that engineering effort and a celebrated heritage route.
Conservation
The area is managed to protect fragile canyon slopes and pollinator habitat; stay on the trail, pack out waste, and respect vineyard property below.
Reserve your spot on the Guided Bike Tour on Historical Kettle Valley Railway at Myra Canyon & Wine Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring pedal-friendly shoes
Closed-toe shoes with a firm sole help with efficient pedaling and stability on gravel and trestles.
Hydrate and snack
Bottled water is provided, but pack a small high-energy snack to maintain energy on the 24 km ride.
Reserve in advance
Tours require a minimum of four guests and non-refundable booking; confirm pickup details 24 hours ahead.
Choose an e‑bike if unsure
Opt for the Gazelle pedal-assist e‑bike option to reduce strain on climbs and enjoy more of the scenery.
Helmet
Protects your head on trestles and gravel sections; helmets are provided but you may bring your own.
Closed‑toe cycling shoes
Improves pedaling efficiency and protects feet during dismounts on uneven surfaces.
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Okanagan sun is strong; protect skin and eyes during exposed sections of the trail.
summer
Light waterproof layer
Spring weather can turn wet and windy, so a packable shell keeps you comfortable.
spring