The North Okanagan Region is located in the British Columbia Interior bordering the Canadian Rockies to the east and the Shuswap Lakes Region to the north. The towns and cities of the North Okanagan region are set in a valley landscape stretching from the top of the Okanagan Valley known for its dry desert landscapes, to the border of the Shuswap Lakes region at Mara Lake. The region is well-known for its farming and ranching history, and small town charm. A series of lakes and rivers dominate the region. Okanagan Lake starts north-west of Vernon and stretches to Penticton in the South Okanagan. The city of Vernon is situated on Kalamalka Lake, often referred to as one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. Mabel Lake east of Enderby is a popular desitination for recreational enthusiasts. Throughout the North Okanagan are many opportunities to stay at guest ranches, fishing resorts Bed and Breakfasts, local inns and hotels. Recreational enthusiasts will enjoy the endless opportunity to fish in the local fishing lakes, camp at Provincial Forestry Recreation Campsites and Provincial Parks, and hike the endless recreational trails. During the winter months, enjoy cross-country skiing and snowmobiling on the backcountry trails.

Click on the map to explore the various areas of the North Okanagan Region. On the smaller maps, scroll over lakes to access recreational information. Click on Provincial Park names to access park information.