Thompson Okanagan
Explore the picturesque Thompson Okanagan region in British Columbia, where rolling vineyards and pristine lakes offer a perfect escape. Enjoy wine tastings at world-class wineries, hike scenic trails, and relax by Okanagan Lake’s serene waters. With its delightful blend of adventure and relaxation, our travel guides showcase the best of Thompson Okanagan.
Thompson Okanagan Travel Guide
Distinct in its variety and abundance, the Thompson Okanagan stretches from the tallest peak in the Rocky Mountains, moves across rolling hills dotted by pristine…
Thompson Okanagan : Tourism Insights
Founded in 1996, the Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association (TOTA) stimulates sustainable growth, promoting authentic experiences and inspiring creative collaboration.
Thompson Okanagan : Indigenous Culture in Focus
The Thompson Okanagan region is situated on the traditional territory of three Interior Salish nations: the Sylix, Nlaka’pamux, and Secwépemc peoples.
Thompson Okanagan Travel Guide
Distinct in its variety and abundance, the Thompson Okanagan stretches from the tallest peak in the Rocky Mountains, moves across rolling hills dotted by pristine lakes, and falls into valleys ripe with orchards and vineyards.
Thompson Okanagan : Tourism Insights
Founded in 1996, the Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association (TOTA) stimulates sustainable growth, promoting authentic experiences and inspiring creative collaboration.
Thompson Okanagan : Outlook Recommends
From winemaking and crafted cheeses to walks along the Okanagan Rail Trail, Outlook Recommends the best places to visit in the Western Cape.
Thompson Okanagan : Indigenous Culture in Focus
The Thompson Okanagan region is situated on the traditional territory of three Interior Salish nations: the Sylix, Nlaka’pamux, and Secwépemc peoples.
Thompson Okanagan : Landmark Attractions
From the highest points in the Rocky Mountains to spectacular fossil beds, Thompson Okanagan has something for everyone.
Getting To and Around Thompson Okanagan
Each city in Thompson Okanagan has a small downtown area easily explored on foot, by bike, or using the BC Transit bus network.