mountain biking
Trails & Partnerships
With 8 mountains and over 200 trails totaling more than 350 kilometers, there are plenty of routes to explore for riders of all ages and skill levels. There’s something for everyone here.
Get out and adventure!
Click on any of the mountain/riding sections below and you will be redirected to a Trailforks map of each area
Campbell
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Within 10 mins of downtown Penticton
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40 trails
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51 kms
Three Blind Mice
- Within 13 mins of downtown Penticton
- 91 trails
- 124 kms
- 18 hole disc-golf course
- Laura’s lookout (yoga platform)
Conckle
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In Summerland (20 mins of downtown Penticton)
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10 trails
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19 kms
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Take the KVR on the West side of Lake Okanagan before entering Conkle
Skaha Bluffs
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In Summerland (20 mins of downtown Penticton)
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10 trails
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19 kms
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Take the KVR on the West side of Lake Okanagan before entering Conkle
Unsanctioned Riding Areas
Not all trails in the South Okanagan are sanctioned or formally managed. Areas such as Campbell Mountain, Cockle Mountain, Cartwright Mountain, and the Carmi Trails network remain part of the region’s riding culture but exist outside formal land management agreements and are not maintained by Penticton & Area Cycling Association (PACA).
PACA advocates for responsible access and supports long-term solutions where possible, but we do not plan, build, or maintain trails in these areas. Riders should be aware of potential risks, changing access, and the importance of respecting land ownership and environmental considerations.
Apex & Surroundings
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Within 1 hr of downtown Penticton
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43 trails
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152 kms
Mahoney-White Lake
- South of Okanagan Falls (within 25 mins of downtown Penticton)
- 18 trails
- 44 kms
Cartwright (Test of Humanity)
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In Summerland (20 mins of downtown Penticton)
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5 trails
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16 kms
Unsanctioned Riding Areas
Not all trails in the South Okanagan are sanctioned or formally managed. Areas such as Campbell Mountain, Cockle Mountain, Cartwright Mountain, and the Carmi Trails network remain part of the region’s riding culture but exist outside formal land management agreements and are not maintained by Penticton & Area Cycling Association (PACA).
PACA advocates for responsible access and supports long-term solutions where possible, but we do not plan, build, or maintain trails in these areas. Riders should be aware of potential risks, changing access, and the importance of respecting land ownership and environmental considerations.