Highly recommend this beautiful trail in winter, but with elevation over 1200 metres be prepared with cold weather gear - boots, hat, warm jacket, etc. While Kelowna was sunny and springlike, the Myra Canyon Trail was covered in fresh snow and the wind was blowing. The road up was plowed, but still tricky. Once on the trail, a narrow path was compacted and walkable, but one step to the side to let someone pass meant you were up to mid calf in deep snow. Round trip from the Myra entrance over seven trestles to the tunnel and back was 5 km.

Walked from parking lot/ trestle #18 to 6, including one tunnel. Drive up to parking lot is 8 km forestry service road. We were ok in sedan, some rough pothole areas, took 15-20 minutes. Pretty overcast so my photos not great. Bike rentals available for half day, we walked. Outhouses in parking lot. Good information kiosk in parking lot regarding restoration following 2003 Kelowna fire.

Great trestle walk. We drove to the parking lot at myra canyon end. Last 8km is gravel road but no issues in July. Large parking lot, was no problem to get a space. Bike rental is at start of parking. Would have been fun to cycle the whole route but $48 per bike. Drop toilets at start of route. We walked 3km in & out - 9 trestles, 2 tunnels. Great views. Was getting hot towards the end as not much shade there

We walked, but wished we had rented bikes to do the whole 24 km return. We made it to tunnel 2 , was about the 3 km mark. What a fantastic trail. Very easy to walk - nicely grades and flat. The only tricky part of the visit was the drive up to the top…very rough. Wouldn’t attempt the drive on spring time or wet weather unless you have an off road vehicle. Would definitely come back and rent bikes to do the whole trail.