The stairway to Peachland heaven!

Kristy Draginda | May 12, 2017 in Hiking the Okanagan

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Trail: Stairway to Heaven 

Trail Difficulty: Easy-Moderate 

Trail Distance: 1-2km 



Directions:

Located in Peachland. From Hwy 97 turn right on Princeton Ave, then right on Somerset Ave. Follow along and turn left on Gladstone Road, and left onto Victoria St. Park near the cul-de-sac. The trail head starts at the bottom of the stairs. 


Description:

Who doesn't love a good set of stairs!? The Stairway to Heaven Trail offers beautiful views and a great workout, especially if you do the stairs a couple of times. How many stairs to the top you may wonder? 158 to be exact! 


From the parking area, head straight up the stairs. Once you've reached the top of the stairs you get treated to a beautiful view looking south down the Okanagan Lake and towards the tip of Okanagan Mountain Park!
From here, you can continue to follow the trail arrows through the peaceful forest. We did a 2km loop, but there are several paths that can be taken to make your hike shorter or longer.

Take caution coming back down the stairs, as this steps are very steep! Please be respectful of private property as the stairs are located between two houses. 
Always remember to be mindful of your surroundings, pack out what you pack in, stick to the trails and Happy Exploring!


Things to bring:

Dogs on leash welcome 
Good footwear 
Bear spray is always a good thing to carry 
Water/ Snack 
Phone/ Camera  


Born and raised in the Okanagan, Kristy Draginda has always had a strong passion for the outdoors. Whether it be hiking to the top of a mountain or standing below a waterfall, she says there is no better feeling than being inspired by nature. Follow along as Kristy shares different hiking locations in and around the Okanagan. For more adventure photos, check out Hiking the Okanagan on Instagram or Facebook.

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