Dotted with gleaming lakes, surrounded by majestic mountains and abundant in grapes that produce some of the best wines in North America, British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley is a beloved summer ...

Soak up the sunset from your own private patio at one of six Mediterranean-style villas at Hester Creek Estate winery (from $177). The Spanish tile roofs, stone fountain in the courtyard, and ...

This article is part of a series on Canadian food and travel, with support from Destination Canada. If you ask me how I find cool new restaurants or the latest bottle of wine you should be drinking, I ...

A sort of modernized log cabin with a sweeping view over a dramatic valley, the Hatch looks more like a wilderness camp than a winery. Its logo is jarring, and weird, and kind of funny: a man with a ...

Feel at home at The Cove Lakeside Resort (from $239), where 150 neutral-hued suites come equipped with comfortable furniture, full living and dining rooms, kitchens, and balconies overlooking either ...

OKANAGAN VALLEY, B.C. — At Legend Distilling’s tasting room overlooking Okanagan Lake, bartender Michele Montgomery fills a Mason jar with lavender lemonade, a warm-weather refresher made with gin ...

Culture and cultivation converge in this sunny region known for its world-renowned wines and farm-fresh food Nestled between the Cascade and Columbia Mountains, the Okanagan Valley deals in dazzling ...

WEST KELOWNA, British Columbia — Some places seem to have all the luck. Take the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, with its sinuous blue lake, green hillsides, bright high-latitude sunlight, hot ...

Drive four hours east of Vancouver, or five hours northeast of Seattle, and you arrive in Kelowna, British Columbia—the heart of the ‘Silicone Vineyard’ of northwest Canada. Here the surrounding ...

While grape vines slumber during their winter dormancy in the Okanagan Valley, Corrie Krehbiel will sit down next week with the team at Mission Hill Family Estate to start planning for the next ...

A sort of modernized log cabin with a sweeping view over a dramatic valley, the Hatch looks more like a wilderness camp than a winery. Its logo is jarring, and weird, and kind of funny: a man with a ...