Biking

Some of the best biking trails in Summerland include the Trans Canada Trail, which runs for 61 km through scenic vineyards and along the Trout Creek Canyon, and the trails around Mount Conkle, known for offering both challenging and moderate rides through beautiful landscapes.

You can rent bikes from shops and other vendors in the Okanagan Valley such as Penticton Bike Rentals and Pedego. Rentals include cruisers, mountain bikes and e-bikes for easier cycling​.

Yes, the Trans Canada Trail in Summerland is open to both cyclists and hikers. The trail offers picturesque routes through vineyards, forests, and historical sites such as the Trout Creek Trestle Bridge​.

Yes, Mount Conkle offers more adventurous mountain biking trails with rugged terrain and elevation gains, making it perfect for experienced riders seeking a challenge​.

It’s recommended to bring water, snacks, sun protection, a helmet, and a trail map or GPS device. For mountain biking, consider bringing a first-aid kit and repair tools​.

Many visitors combine biking with wine tasting, as Bottleneck Drive is a popular cycling route passing through several wineries. This allows cyclists to enjoy scenic rides with stops for wine tasting​.

Spring and fall are the best seasons for biking in Summerland due to the mild weather and vibrant landscapes. Summer can be hot, so early mornings or late afternoons are ideal for riding​.

Yes, trails like the Lakeshore Loop provide stunning views of Okanagan Lake and are ideal for casual rides, offering a mix of paved and unpaved sections along the shoreline​.