US EditionOne of the world's only cities to sit between two lakes is in B.C., with a lazy river connecting them
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One of the world's only cities to sit between two lakes is in B.C., with a lazy river connecting them
One of two cities in the world to be situated between two lakes, Penticton is undoubtedly a popular summertime destination, and for very good reason. The city is home to what might be Canada’s laziest river, which stretches 7 km from Okanagan Lake to Skaha Lake. Float down the Penticton Channel According to Visit Penticton, the float starts at Coyote Cruises on Riverside Drive, slowly drifting from lake to lake. Those who want to stop halfway ca…
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