Kelowna · trail

Myra Canyon

Historic railway engineering meets canyon scenery on the Kettle Valley Railway in Myra-Bellevue Park. Plan a walking or cycling outing using the park’s mapped access points.

Why make the trip

  • 01Historic railway corridor
  • 02Canyon trestles
  • 03Walking and cycling

Choose your outing

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Surface: Rail corridor; check the park map for your chosen section.

Activities apply to designated areas. Choose a specific route to establish distance, elevation and travel time.

Access & facilities

Plan your visit to Myra Canyon

Choose your access before setting off: Myra Canyon trestles and the lower Crawford network use different approaches. Budget for both the access-road drive and the return journey on the trail.

Where to start

Myra main access

From McCulloch Road, BC Parks directs visitors onto Myra Forest Service Road for 8 km to the main gravel parking area. Expect a rough gravel approach.

Official access information ↗

June Springs access

The alternative uses June Springs Road and then Little White Forest Service Road. BC Parks warns that this rough approach passes private property.

Official access information ↗

Facilities and practical details

Toilets at the approaches
BC Parks lists two pit toilets at Myra parking, including one wheelchair-accessible toilet, and a pit toilet above the June Springs lot. Source ↗
Rest stops
BC Parks identifies viewpoint benches along the railway corridor. Toilet accessibility does not certify the entire trail as accessible. Source ↗

Official sources checked 2026-09-09. This is a source review, not an on-site inspection.

Plan the practical details

Coffee, washrooms & parking around Myra Canyon

These recorded places are within 5 km of the approximate destination centre. Distances are straight-line, not travel distances or a promise of trail access. Select a stop to inspect its position on the map.

Recorded washrooms

Recorded parking

Map snapshot: September 9, 2026. Listings are not endorsements. Confirm business hours, seasonal facilities and the public approach before travelling. Missing records do not mean there are no facilities.

Before you set out

Is the 12 km Myra Canyon distance a return trip?

BC Parks describes 12 km between Myra and June Springs accesses. That is an access-to-access distance; returning to the same vehicle adds the return journey.

Read the official guidance ↗

Can I cycle across the trestles?

BC Parks asks cyclists to dismount and walk across trestles, and to yield to hikers and horses.

Read the official guidance ↗

Make room for a good stop

Open the area map and switch on coffee, washrooms, drinking water and rest stops. Nearby results are geographic suggestions: check the actual public connection and the business’s hours before adding a detour. A nearby point can be separated by a slope, road or private property.

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Source reviewed September 9, 2026: BC Parks. Source review is not a field inspection or confirmation that the destination is open.

Approximate area marker, not a surveyed entrance or navigation waypoint. Confirm entrances with the land manager. We acknowledge the syilx Okanagan people and their enduring relationship with these lands and waters.