Cities and Landmarks:
This city is considered the largest in the Okanagan Valley and serves as a major hub for tourism and commerce.
What is Kelowna?
This lake, stretching over 135 kilometers, is the largest in the Okanagan Valley.
What is Okanagan lake?
The Okanagan Valley is famous for producing which type of fruit in abundance?
What are grapes?
This indigenous nation has inhabited the Okanagan Valley for thousands of years and continues to maintain a strong cultural presence in the region.
Who are the Sylix, or Okanagan, people?
This bird, often seen near water bodies in the Okanagan Valley, is known for its long neck and distinctive honking call.
What is a Canada Goose?
This small city in the Okanagan Valley is known for its vibrant arts and cultural scene.
What is Penticton?
The river connecting Okanagan Lake and Skaha Lake.
What is The Okanagan River?
This juicy fruit, often referred to as "nature's candy," is a staple crop in the Okanagan Valley and comes in varieties such as "Rainier" and "Bing."
What are Cherries?
This annual event celebrates the harvest season in the Okanagan Valley and features local food, wine, and entertainment.
What is the Fall Wine Festival?
This small rodent, native to the Okanagan Valley, is known for its round body, short tail, and ability to store food in its cheek pouches.
What is a chipmunk?
This town in the Okanagan Valley is renowned for its hot springs and wellness retreats.
What is Vernon?
This ski resort located near Kelowna is a popular winter destination in the Okanagan Valley.
What is Big White Ski Resort?
This small village in the Okanagan Valley is famous for its fruit stands and orchards.
What is Naramata?
This famous summer festival held annually in Kelowna on Okanagan lake attracts aquatic enthusiasts from around the world.
What is the Kelowna Dragon Boat Festival?
This elusive aquatic creature rumored to be found in Okanagan Lake, is known for its long body, sharp teeth, and ethereal appearance.
What is Ogopogo?
This island in Okanagan Lake is a popular destination for picnics, hiking, and wildlife viewing.
What is Rattlesnake Island?
This mountain range borders the Okanagan Valley to the west.
What are the Cascade Mountains?
This sweet spread, made from cooked fruit and sugar, is a popular souvenir from the Okanagan Valley and comes in flavors such as peach, cherry, and apricot.
What is jam?
This traditional craft, practiced by indigenous peoples in the Okanagan Valley, involves weaving together natural materials like cedar bark to create baskets and containers.
What is Basket Weaving?
This large bird of prey, known for its distinctive call and impressive wingspan, is commonly seen soaring above the forests and lakes of the Okanagan Valley.
What is a Bald Eagle?
This historic railway, once an important transportation route through the Okanagan Valley, is now a popular hiking and biking trail.
What is The Kettle Valley Railway?
This lake, located in the northern Okanagan Valley, is known for its crystal-clear waters and excellent fishing opportunities.
What is Kalamalka Lake?
Kelowna's oldest continuously occupied restaurant, located on Sutherland Avenue for an estimated 78 years
What is the Shady Rest Fish and Chip Restaurant?
This traditional Syilx musical instrument, made from cedar wood and animal hide, produces a deep, resonant sound when played.
What is a drum?
This iconic fish, native to the lakes and rivers of the Okanagan Valley, is known for its rainbow shimmering scales and migratory behavior.
What is a Rainbow Trout?