Discover Kelowna’s most memorable sights on an exciting guided e-bike adventure through lakefront parks, peaceful nature trails, historic landmarks and spectacular viewpoints. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this tour brings the city’s fascinating stories, culture and natural beauty to life—making it ideal for both first-time visitors and locals ready to experience Kelowna from a fresh perspective.
Your premium electric bike, helmet and riding equipment will be ready for you, followed by a brief and friendly orientation before the journey begins. Adjustable pedal assistance makes the ride comfortable and enjoyable, allowing you to relax, take in the scenery and fully appreciate every memorable stop along the way.
The route leads toward Gyro Beach, one of Kelowna’s favourite waterfront destinations. Feel the refreshing breeze from Okanagan Lake and admire the sandy shoreline before continuing to the Mission Creek Greenway. Surrounded by trees and natural landscapes, this tranquil trail offers a peaceful escape and a beautiful introduction to the Okanagan’s outdoor lifestyle.
The journey continues to Father Pandosy’s Mission, the site of Kelowna’s first European settlement. Explore the historic grounds and restored buildings as your guide shares captivating stories about Father Pandosy and the people who helped shape the region during the 19th century.
From there, enjoy the ride toward the William R. Bennett Bridge and pause to admire sweeping views across Okanagan Lake. The sparkling water, forested hills and distant mountains create an impressive backdrop—and an excellent opportunity for photos.
Follow Kelowna’s scenic waterfront to the iconic Sails sculpture, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. Continue through Rotary Marsh Park, a protected wetland filled with peaceful pathways, native plants and opportunities to spot local birds and wildlife.
The adventure reaches new heights at the Knox Mountain Drive Lookout. The e-bike ride leads to one of Kelowna’s most spectacular viewpoints, where panoramic views stretch across the city, Okanagan Lake and the surrounding valley. It is a beautiful place to pause, breathe in the fresh air, capture incredible photos and appreciate the natural beauty of the Okanagan.
On the return journey, discover more of Kelowna’s cultural character. The Laurel Packing House, the city’s oldest heritage building, offers a glimpse into the agricultural industry that helped Kelowna grow. Nearby, Kasugai Gardens provides a peaceful final stop, surrounded by traditional Japanese design in the heart of downtown.
Combining fascinating local stories, remarkable scenery and the freedom of exploring by e-bike, this guided experience is an unforgettable way to discover the very best of Kelowna.
