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59- Hike in Myra Canyon Trestles
A foggy morning hike at Myra Canyon Trestles near Kelowna, exploring old railway tunnels and trestle bridges surrounded by mist.
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Like I mentioned in my previous article , we went on a nice hike this Saturday. On Friday, I was looking for a hiking destination where I could see some fall colours. I’m pretty upset that I can’t see any fall colours here in the mountains. I miss them so much! My research kept telling me that I’d have to drive for at least four hours to see some fall colours. That was so disappointing. I gave up and asked Gab to do his best. He found this nice place. There weren’t that many fall colours, but at least we got to see some.
But there is something really spectacular about this hike: the trail follows an old railway line that was built in 1914 and abandoned in 1978. The rails have since been removed and the old railway line has been converted into a trail for hikers and bikers.
This trail is called Myra Canyon Trestles and is part of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail near Kelowna.
Ah, this trail is so beautiful! Even though yesterday was a very foggy day and I couldn’t see very far, the fog added a mysterious vibe to…
