JFNC: Lebanon Creek

JFNC: Lebanon Creek

Upper Mission

20 min from Downtown Kelowna
5308 Lakeshore Rd, Kelowna, BC V1W 4J3

This is a new addition to the John Family Nature Conservancy in 2017 which begins on Lakeshore Drive. Follow the brand-new double-wide gravel trail all the way up to Cedar Mountain with two parking spot options. Phenomenal views of the city and a great spot to watch the sunset. At Cedar Mountain, watch climbers crawl the crags or scramble up an easier section for a stone fire pit and view of everything from West Kelowna to Black Mountain.

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Route
  • Short
  • Average
  • Out & Back Same Way
  • 8.06 km round-trip
  • 1 hr 45 min solo
  • 2 hr 36 min group
  • 575 m gain
  • Variable Width
Kids & Pets
  • Child-Friendly
Features

Address

5308 Lakeshore Rd, Kelowna, BC V1W 4J3

Driving Time

From Downtown Kelowna, approximate travel time by car is 20 min.

Notable GPS Co-ordinates

Detailed Directions

1) From Kelowna follow Pandosy Street as it turns into Lakeshore Road.
2) Keep RIGHT on Lakeshore Rd *instead* of heading straight up as it comes Chute Lake Rd.
3) Parking lot for Lebanon Creek Greenway on the left right across from 5308 Lakeshore Rd

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: 351 meters
  • Ending Elevation: 793 meters
  • Maximum Elevation: 793 meters
  • Minimum Elevation: 351 meters
  • Elevation Gain: 575 meters
  • Elevation Loss: -133 meters
  • Slope Up: 16.00%
  • Slope Down: -9.00%

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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