Blue Grouse Mountain Hike
The Blue Grouse Mountain Hike near Kelowna, BC, is a challenging hike that carries you up a steep ascent to a rewarding view of the Okanagan Valley. But don’t worry! You’ll get the intense climb done early before the trail relaxes.
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Route Description for Blue Grouse Mountain Hike
The Blue Grouse Mountain Hike in the Okanagan Valley is a challenging but rewarding hike that unveils views of the lakes and rolling hills sketched across the landscape below. From the parking area, you’ll follow a wide 4x4 path for a few hundred metres until you reach a junction. You’ll see a path with a steep ascent and another trail veering right. Follow the steep path to the left—but don’t worry, you’ll only have to endure about 30 minutes of huffing and puffing before the trail evens out a little! Shortly after this initial intersection, you’ll see an orange marker on a tree, indicating where to go. Continue along this path to the top. Be sure to keep left at every intersection, even if you see orange tape directing you elsewhere. To get to the top, you need to stay on the main path!
Bring a lot of water if it’s hot out!
Getting to the Blue Grouse Mountain Hike Trailhead
To get to Blue Grouse Mountain Hike from Kelowna, drive along Westside Road. Eventually, you’ll turn left onto Bear Lake Main Road. Follow this road for 2.0 km before turning right onto Blue Grouse Road. Park your car at this intersection in a dirt patch.
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