Giant’s Head Mountain is the most well-known hike in Summerland. It offers various trails with different difficulty levels and stunning views of Okanagan Lake and the surrounding vineyards from the summit.

The hike up Giant's Head Mountain ranges from moderate to difficult depending on the chosen trail. The Roadway Trail is moderate and family-friendly, while the Grind Trail and East Ridge Trail are steeper and more challenging, suitable for experienced hikers.

Yes, Upper Loop Trail at Giant’s Head is an easier option for beginners or families with children. The Friendly Giant Trail is also a moderate trail that offers a more relaxed hike with great views.

The best months for hiking in Summerland are from April to October, when the weather is warm and trails are dry. Spring offers wildflower blooms, while fall provides cooler temperatures and colourful foliage.

Yes, a portion of the Trans Canada Trail runs through Summerland, offering scenic views of vineyards, forests, and the Trout Creek Canyon. This trail is perfect for hiking, cycling, and even horseback riding.

Yes, dogs are welcome on most hiking trails in Summerland, including Giant’s Head Mountain, but they must be kept on a leash to ensure the safety of both the pets and wildlife.

Facilities such as free parking, picnic benches, and outhouses are available at many popular trailheads, including Giant’s Head Mountain. The upper parking lot also offers limited vehicle spaces for those who prefer to drive partway up.

It’s important to bring water, snacks, sun protection, and appropriate hiking footwear. Depending on the season, you may also want to bring layers and bear spray as a precaution.