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Just recently I went hiking and it made me realize how Autumn is one of the best seasons to trail walk. With the leaves changing colours and only a slight chill in the air, who wouldn\u2019t enjoy spending some time outdoors?! Well, here are some of the best hiking trails in Okanagan!<\/p>\n
This is a fairly easy hiking trail for walking, cycling, and jogging. There are numerous activity options with creeks, caves and even a waterfall. It has beautiful scenery, picnic areas, parks and rest spots, all perfect for you to spend some quality time with your family this Thanksgiving weekend!<\/p>\n
This is a great hike for all skill levels. There are lots of stairs that are spread moderately throughout the park, so it would also make for a great workout. With beautiful views from the bridge, canyon walls and a river, it is an amazing trail walk for both kids and adults.<\/p>\n
This being one of the most popular parks in the region, there are over 15 different trails to choose from ranging from a variety of difficulty levels. Some of the most well-liked trails include Apex Trail and Paul\u2019s Tomb Trail.<\/p>\n
Hikers are known for coming back to this park time and time again because not only does it have stunning parks, but there are also amazing campgrounds. This is a great location with waterfalls, beaches and campsites along the way.<\/p>\n
Make the most of this beautiful season, since Fall provides a great time to enjoy and take in nature\u2019s vibrant colours while spending time outdoors while the weather is still warm.<\/p>\n
Remember to stay safe and have fun!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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