Day 4: Okanagan Falls
I know, this is supposed to be a three-day adventure, but sometimes you get on a roll and don’t want to stop. The Okanagan falls region is so close to Penticton yet sports a personality all to itself. The wineries here have bistros and spectacular views of the valley and of Skaha Lake. Here, you can see the world in a whole new perspective. And it’s only a short 10 min drive from Penticton so why not take a few of these ones in on your last day.

For much more information on individual wineries, and touring ideas visit our “sister” site Okanagan Wine Tales.
Want More Wine Touring Ideas?
Check out our Okanagan Wine Tales website that goes much more in-depth into wineries of the region.
What to Do if Your Get Bored with Wine Tasting
If you get bored with wine tasting, there are plenty of fruit stands and ice cream shops to visit along the way. There are also plenty of lakes to swim in if it’s a particularly hot day and you need to cool off.
There are plenty of other things you can do in the region, for sure. Check out the rest of this site for more options, including our article All About Fruit that will give you a schedule of what is ripe when.
Dog Friendly
Many of the wineries are dog friendly, and even if they do not allow in the tasting room itself there is always a shady area to tie them up and a bowl of water for them to drink. One idea is to take them for a quick swim in the lake before you head off to do a tasting or two so they will be nice and cool in that shade. To see a list of where the dog beaches are located, check out our article I Have a Dog