Goat's Peak

Goat's Peak

West Kelowna

21 min from Downtown Kelowna
2888 Seclusion Bay Rd, West Kelowna, BC V4T 1W5

Now open to the public! Offers spectacular views Gellatly, Okanagan Lake, Okanagan Mountain Park, and Mt. Boucherie.

The trail begins as a professionally designed double-wide gravel road beyond a black metal gate, and turns into single track as it forks left up into the mountains. The trail as of 2020 is now clearly marked with yellow metal placards.

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Route
  • Short
  • Average
  • Out & Back Same Way
  • 6.06 km round-trip
  • 2 hr solo
  • 2 hr 30 min group
  • 348 m gain
  • Variable Width
Kids & Pets
  • On-Leash
Features

Address

2888 Seclusion Bay Rd, West Kelowna, BC V4T 1W5

Driving Time

From Downtown Kelowna, approximate travel time by car is 21 min.

Notable GPS Co-ordinates

Detailed Directions

1) Head into West Kelowna across the bridge and drive right through West Kelowna past the lumber mill at the end near Glenrosa.
2) Staying on the highway enroute to Penticton take the first left immediately after keeping left at the Highway 97 turn off. This is Seclusion Bay Rd. Park in the parking lot and continue north-east on the trail following the lakefront.

Google Directions

Linear Trail
This is a linear (out and back/not a loop) trail; the values below indicate the one-way statistics from the trailhead to the end of the route.
  • Starting Elevation: 451 meters
  • Ending Elevation: 634 meters
  • Maximum Elevation: 634 meters
  • Minimum Elevation: 371 meters
  • Elevation Gain: 348 meters
  • Elevation Loss: -171 meters
  • Slope Up: 14.00%
  • Slope Down: -11.00%

We have a downloadable GPS map for this trail!

Last Updated on Sunday, January 26, 2025

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GPS Notes
We have often color-coded our GPX tracks. While it is not always the case, we have tried to use the following convention on our newer maps:

Green/Blue: human-verified by our volunteers.
Purple: overgrown trail, bushwhack, or on private property.
Red: default color or not reality-checked
Yellow: Road
Other Colors: May have been satellite traced or imported from third party sources.

While we strongly believe our GPS are accurate, please be aware that no logging system is perfect and to be aware of potential errors. Use at your own risk.

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