Langford - Cycling the Kettle Valley Railway
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With over 15,000 copies sold, Cycling the Kettle Valley has proven to be a remarkable resource for anyone interested in the stunning abandoned railbed located in the southern interior of British Columbia. One of the premier rail trails in North America, it contains spectacular sections through impressive canyons requiring tunnels and trestles to carry the railbed through rock ridges and across mountain streams. Growing public interest in conservation of the railbed and its structures, along with government support, has resulted in many improvements in both access and safety.
The Kettle Valley Railway and its many connectors offer the cyclist everything from easy day-riding to multi-day adventures through the magnificent scenery of southern British Columbia between Midway and Hope.
This world-renowned guidebook includes detailed maps, safety tips, historic information, a listing of accommodations and a kilometre by kilometre guide to each of the Kettle Valley Railway...
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Many people and organizations provided support and encouragement in the production of this 3rd edition. Thanks to all those who have written and emailed their suggestions, updates and comments. They were all very important to us in getting all the information of this great trail together. Thanks also for their help and encouragement to: Ken Campbell, Sjeng Derkx, Pierre Dupont, Hanna Heintz, Craig and Karen Henderson (Vista Treks), Lon Lebrun, Robbin McKinney (Great Explorations), Chris Moslin, Steven Rigby, Elaine Robinson, Murphy Shewchuk, Joe Smuin, Brian Springinotic, Fred Thiessen, Walter Volovsek.
And a special thanks to all those who work to build and maintain these wonderful railtrails. 
334-1367 West Broadway
Vancouver, B.C. V6H 4A9
p 604-737-3058
f 604-737-3666
orc@intergate.ca
18404 Bathville Road,
Summerland, B.C.
p 250-494-8422
1-877-494-8424
kvr@telus.net
www.kettlevalleyrail.org
6104 Sherbrooke West
Montreal. P.Q. H4A 1Y3
p 1-800-465-3636
c/o Naramata Parks & Rec
Commision Box 224,
Naramata, B.C. VOH 1N0
PBC Box 611,
Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P2
Box 22041
Penticton, B.C. V2A 8L1
Southern Interior Regional Office
101 - 1050 West Columbia Street
Kamloops, B.C. V2C 1L4
p 250-828-4501
p 1-888-822-2848
www.goforgreen.ca/Greenways
info@goforgreen.ca
Box 22, Winlaw, B.C. VOG 2J0
svhts@telus.net
www.slocan-vallev.org
214 S. Copper
Greenwood, B.C. VOH 1 J0
p/f 250-445-6355
museumgwd@direct.ca
www.greenwoodheritage.B.C.ca
Contact: Lon Lebrun
www.trailsbc.ca/southwest_region/sw_home.asp
southwest@trailsbc.ca
P.O. Box 1499
Merritt, B.C. V1K 1B8
nvexplorers@uniserve.com
There are many accommodations available along the KVR route. Picnicking, camping and lodging facilities are all conveniently located. The following list is not meant to be a recommendation of any particular facility, but to provide a guide to those facilities that are on or readily accessed from the KVR right-of-way. We have not listed the numerous facilities that are available in the larger centres such as Penticton. We recommend obtaining a B.C. Accommodation Guide available from B.C. Travel Infocentres or Tourism British Columbia, Legislature Buildings, Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4, 1-800-663-6000, 604-387-1642, or checking out the provided web site addresses.
If phoning any facility in British Columbia, note that the area code is now 250, except for the lower mainland, which is 604, i.e. Vancouver and Hope.
Midway Motor Inn (km 0.0)
622 Palmerston Street, Midway. Not in operation at time of writing.
Kettle River Inn & Saloon (km 0.0)
Located across from Kettle River and community campground in Midway. Originally the old Thomet Hotel built in 1900.
p 250-449-2288
Frank Carpenter Memorial Park (km 0.0)
Located on Kettle River in MidwayFlorence Street and 5th Avenue. Community campground, washrooms, showers coming soon,
p 250-449-2222
Jim Blaine Campground (km 16.1)
Community campground, sports and picnic area, flush toilets, showers, water, picnic tables.
The Rock Creek Hotel & Prospector Pub (km 18.8)
Junction Highway #3 & #33 in Rock Creek. The oldest continuous operating pub in B.C.
p 250-446-2474
Edelweiss Inn & Motel (km 18.8)
Highway #3, Rock Creek,
p 250-446-2400
Kettle River Provincial Park (km 25.2)
Campground situated in a ponderosa pine forest, flush toilets, showers, water, picnic tables, pay phone.
Little Dipper Campground (km 43.2)
Rhone (Westbridge),
p/f 250-446-2213
ldcamp@wkpowerlink.com
Beaverdell
www.beaverdell.com
Beaverdell Hotel (km 68.1)
Oldest operating heritage hotel in British Columbia, sleeping units, shared baths, dining and pub.
Highway #33, Beaverdell.
p 250-484-5513
Tamarack Lodge (km 68.1)
Highway #33, Beaverdell.
p 250-484-5616
Brian Collins Cabins
5839 Highway # 33, Beaverdell
p 250-484-5121
brico2@hotmail.com
Zacks Campground and Rooms
Beaverdell
p 250-484-5532
zack2852@hotmail.com
Arlington Lakes Campground (km 98.2)
Primitive but scenic campsite in the trees on the southwest shore of the southernmost Arlington Lake. Pit toilets, picnic tables.
Idabel Lake Resort
(turn off at km 117.1) Idabel Lake, 4.2 kilometres from KVR.
p 250-762-1421
Hydraulic Lake Campsite (km 120.8)
Ministry of Forests campsite, pit toilets, picnic tables.
McCulloch Lake Resort and Campground (km 121.2)
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