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Myra Canyon Explorer

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Welcome to the Myra Canyon Explorer!


Bienvenue sur le Myra Canyon Explorer!


Willkommen beim Myra Canyon Explorer!


The Myra Canyon Explorer brings the Kettle Valley Railway experience to life — revealing the bold engineering, dramatic landscape, and fascinating stories behind one of the region’s most iconic experiences.

Download the free guide to get access to the rich history of Myra Canyon and free distance guide for your experience.

At each of the 21 Points of Interest, prominent trail-side signs invite visitors to unlock deeper stories on their phones.

  1. Choose your language.
  2. Download the guide (you can also download the guide at the beginning of the trail at Myra Station.
  3. At each sign (starting at Myra Station) turn to the page in the guide and learn more about the history of the Myra Canyon Railway. There are 2 tunnels and 18 trestles.

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How To Get There

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Parking & Access

The Myra Canyon section of the KVR has 2 different parking areas.

The main entrance, known as "Myra Station", is located 8 kilometres up the Myra Canyon Forest Service Road. This side of the canyon is easier for walking, as the trestles and tunnels are closer to this parking lot. Open Myra Station in Maps

The other entrance, known as "Ruth Station" has less parking available and is further away from the trestles and tunnels. However, it is nearer to the historic railway work camps, Camp Morrisey and Camp Huissi. This entrance is located 4 kilometres up the steep Little White Forest Service Road. Open Ruth Station in Maps

Areas & Trip Planning

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200+ kms of trails
There's something for all skill levels
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Incredible views
Experience nature on foot, bike, or horseback
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Trestles & Tunnels
Explore the rich history of the Kettle Valley Railway
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Unique Flora & Fauna
Tour the diverse ecosections of the region