Rock Climbing:  Penticton is home to Skaha Bluffs, attracting rock climbers from across the continent. Situated on the southeast edge of Penticton's city limits, these naturally occurring escarpments offer world-class climbing. Explore more than 700 sport climbing routes on your own or with a guide. Rental equipment and guides can be found downtown.

Airborne Excitement:  Adventurous sightseers discover the landscape of Penticton is just as beautiful from the air as it is from the ground. Board a helicopter or floatplane for a bird's eye view of the city. Or take a parasail ride and gain a whole new perspective from high above the lake.

Penticton Parasail:  No experience necessary. No running, no jumping, no waterskiing, no beach starts...Customize your flight.  Fly low - fly high! Get wet or stay dry!

Float the River Channel: Want to try something unique? Take a leisurely float down the river channel. The Penticton River Channel is a six-kilometre canal that connects the two lakes, and becomes a colourful array of swimsuits and floatation devices on any sunny summer day. Begin your lazy afternoon in the sun just south of Riverside Park near the S.S. Sicamous on Okanagan Lake and let the current carry you to the entrance of Skaha Lake. Depending on the speed of the current, the ride can take up to three hours, so don't forget the sunscreen.