ROCKSLIDE (location approximate)

Trout Creek Trestle 1 (Mile 59.6)

Milford Station (Mile 56.0)

Thirsk Lake (Mile 55.0)

Demuth Station

Kirton Station (Mile 41.4)
Nothing remains of Kirton Station.

Kirton Wye (Mile 40.5)
A wye branches off on the south side of the railway, was a turnaround point for helper engines that once tugged trains up the long 2.2% grade from Penticton. Heading west, Kirton Station lies about 800 metres further down the line. The wye connects to the railway about 75 metres on either side of this point and travelled about 150 metres south.

Trout Creek Trestle 2 (Mile 39.7)

Trout Creek Trestle 3 (Mile 37.7)

Crump Station (Mile 32.5)

Faulder

KVR Steam Railway Station (Mile 20.7)
The Kettle Valley Steam Railway (http://www.kettlevalleyrail.org/) showcases a unique part of the Okanagan's and British Columbia's history. Built during 1910- 1915, the KVR "Kootenay to Coast Connection" powered our pioneer fruit industry into world markets, transported our families on vacations and errands; created employment, hobos and stories that will be with us forever.
We invite you to join us on the only preserved section of this historic railway: Ten miles of beautiful vistas; from lush orchards and vineyards to a spectacular view of lake and land from the Trout Creek Bridge 238 ft above the canyon floor. The sight and sound of our restored 1912 Steam Locomotive the "3716" will bring the era alive as you ride along on this 90 minute journey in a vintage passenger coach or open air car.

Fenwick Gazebo & Picnic

Fenwick Trailhead (Map)

West Summerland Station

Parking: Faulder (with Map)

Parking: Rodeo Grounds

Toilet: Trout Creek Rec Site

Toilet: Faulder (and Picnic Area)

Toilet: Summerland Rodeo Grounds

Camp: Trout Creek Crossing
Info as of July 2019: Rec Site #:REC1620 Type:Maintained Fees:None Campsites:3 Access:Road Facilities:Tables Toilets Site Description: Camping Driving Directions:West of Summer land on the Princeton Summerland Road. 49.647877� -119.927058�

Camp: Trout Creek Recreation Site
Info as of July 2019: Rec Site #:REC16193 Type:User Maintained Fees:None Campsites:11 Access:Road Facilities:Tables Toilets Site Description:A smaller site nestled between the KVR and Trout Creek. This site is accessed by the KVR trail or by a rough 4x4 road that leaves the upper campsite.

Camp: Crump Recreation Site
Info as of July 2019: Rec Site #:REC258099 Type:User Maintained Fees:None Campsites:11 Access:Road Facilities:Tables Toilets Site Description: This Recreation Site is situated just off the Princeton-Summerland Rd on a bench overlooking the old Kettle Valley Railway line. There is no water source around the campsite, so bring in own water.

Camp: Peach Orchard Campground
Info as of July 2019: Peach Orchard Campground is a municipally owned facility located in the heart of the South Okanagan just minutes away from town center of Summerland. $30/night non electric sites (as of 2019). www.peachorchard.ca/ (http://www.peachorchard.ca/) Operated by: Jayne. Phone: 250-494-9649, 6321 Peach Orchard Rd. (1 km east off Hwy. 97)

Grocery: Summerland Nesters

Bypass Crump to Faulder

TCT Multi-Use: KVR (Osprey Lake to Demuth 17.5 km)
Important: You will almost certainly encounter motorized vehicles along the route, particularly ATVs and dirt bikes, which could be travelling at high speeds. Degraded trail surfaces have many parts of the trail quite challenging for hikers and cyclists. Users should come prepared for sandy conditions. Please see the Trails BC web site for "Equipment Tips".

TCT Multi-Use: KVR (Demuth to Crump 11.5 km)
Important: You will almost certainly encounter motorized vehicles along the route, particularly ATVs and dirt bikes, which could be travelling at high speeds. Degraded trail surfaces have many parts of the trail quite challenging for hikers and cyclists. Users should come prepared for sandy conditions. Please see the Trails BC web site for "Equipment Tips".

TCT Multi-Use: KVR CLOSED (Crump to Faulder 19 km)
Important: You will almost certainly encounter motorized vehicles along the route, particularly ATVs and dirt bikes, which could be travelling at high speeds. Degraded trail surfaces have many parts of the trail quite challenging for hikers and cyclists. Users should come prepared for sandy conditions. Please see the Trails BC web site for "Equipment Tips".

TCT Multi-Use: KVR (Faulder to Summerland 13.5 km)
This portion of the Trail route follows a generally well maintained portion of "Rail with Trail" in the Faulder area, as the railway is still in operation for tourism. Closer to Summerland, the trail leaves the rail ROW and becomes an undulating gravel trail, before joining paved roads in Summerland.

Access: Rodeo Grounds Toilet

Access: Peach Orchard

Access: Summerland Nesters