Trails Begin in Midway
Midway sits at Mile 0 of the historic Kettle Valley Rail Trail, where railway roots run deep and outdoor access begins. Nestled beside the Kettle River, this quiet village is a favourite stop for travellers exploring the Boundary backroads.
This riverside village is a launch point for cycling adventures, nature walks and historical discovery. Its location makes it a convenient base for day trips in every direction, while its charm invites longer stays. Whether you’re pedalling the KVR or enjoying a picnic under the trees, Midway delivers peaceful simplicity at its best.
the entwined trees
The sacred entwined trees were joined together by the First Nations from America and the Okanagan, as a symbol commemorated by the saying; โYet they are separated, be as one.โ The Entwined Trees Park is also home to the Gateway (Stekthal) Learning Circle created by local artist David Seven Deers with support from the Village of Midway and School District 51. The space represents a gateway to the world, learning, community and understanding of each other.
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Cycle scenic trails, visit the Kettle River Museum or cool off at the riverside spray park. With forested paths, family-friendly amenities and a relaxed community feel, Midway is an ideal place to pause and reconnect.
- Start your KVR ride in Midway
- Summit hike to 49th Parallel
- Discover railway rivalry at the museum
- Play 9 holes by the Kettle Valley Riverside
- Explore Midwayโs sacred tree site
- Dance at Groove Music Festival
Kettle River Museum and Visitor Centre
661 Eighth Ave. Midway BC
250-449-2222Many visitors have enjoyed stopping in at this treasure of a museum. Located at mile 0 of the legendary Kettle Valley Railway with ample parking and easy access off of Hwy 3. The perfect rest stop with a small gift shop and information for visitors and cyclists.
