Myra Canyon, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Myra canyon is located in Myra-Belleview Provincial Park,
west of Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park.

Myra Canyon was part of the Kettle Valley Railway which became victim to the
2003 Okanagan Mountain Firestorm which destroyed the railway track and its Tressels.

Today Myra Canyon has been transformed into a 24 kilometer walking trail.

The burned railway track was replaced with a walkway and the 17 train Tressels
and tunnels have been rebuilt and restored.

Here you can view first-hand the aftermath of the firestorm, noticing how some areas are burned
and scorched while adjacent land remains unscathed, dependent upon which
way the wind was blowing at the time of the fire.

Marvel at man’s ingenuity and determination of the early 1900’s as you walk the Tressels
crossing over the rock cliffs and valleys.



A beautiful trail to walk,or bicycle, Be sure to bring water with you as there is none along the trail.
Motorized vehicles are not allowed due to the high volume of people on the walkways.

Myra Canyon, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada