Kelowna E-Bike Salmon Adventure Experience

Join us on this annual celebration of nature and learn about the Kokanee Salmon as you watch them “run” upstream along Mission Creek.
Enjoy a leisurely ride towards Mission Creek Greenway on our state-of-the-art e-bikes past local parks and beaches. As you move along Mission Creek, enjoy our fascinating audio guide and learn about the Kokanee Salmon at strategic viewing points of the creek.

To celebrate the spawning event Lakeside Eco-Sports will donate $5 for every participant of the E-Bike Salmon Adventure to The Friends of Mission Creek Society, who actively engage in maintaining and enhancing the natural habitat to encourage greater numbers of Kokanee Salmon for future generations.
Our app will guide you every step of the way on your mobile device and you can enjoy the easy navigation with points of interest pinned for your convenience.

At the end of your trip, a few clicks will generate a souvenir video of your amazing day to share with friends and treasure forever.

Meeting Point

Lakeside Eco-Sports

1675 Abbott St, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1A9, Canada

We are conveniently located at the Prestige Beach House hotel on 1675 Abbott Street, in Downtown Kelowna. Parking available upon request.

What's included:

• Kokanee Salmon Audio Guide
• 2.5 Hr E-Bike Rental
• All Safety Equipment
• App with Route Navigation
• $5 CAD Donation to the Friends of Mission Creek Society

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours, 30 minutes

Kelowna

Kelowna

Depart Lakeside Eco-Sports rental station and enjoy the scenic 30 minute e-bike ride to Mission Creek Greenway.

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Mission Creek Regional Park

Coordinates: 49.8753744 -119.4273201, Kelowna

Meander along Mission Creek Greenway enjoying the sight of the Kokanee Salmon swimming to their spawning site as you listen to our audio guide, revealing facts and information about this freshwater salmon species.

1 hour, 30 minutes

Kelowna

Kelowna

Make the return journey to Lakeside Eco-Sports feeling content that you witnessed this marvel of nature and contributed to the conservation of Kokanee Salmon.

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