Canoe Beach

Salmon Arm & Area

Trail Information

Distance500 m (one-way) km
Duration0.25 Hour (one-way)
DifficultyEasiest to Easy
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Latitude / Longitude50.75647389, -119.24065133
ActivitiesCanoeingHikingKayakingMountain BikingPicnicing

About

Sandy beach and spectacular views across Salmon Arm Bay to Bastion Mountain make this a popular summer destination for swimming, picnics, and a short stroll along the paved beach path. A dedicated dog beach is located at the far east end of the beach path. Also links to the Park Hill Trail System and the Shuswap Paddle Centre.

For more information, visit shuswappaddleandrow.ca.


Access

East of Salmon Arm on the Trans Canada Hwy, turn west at Canoe onto 50 St NE. Proceed toward the lake. At the stop sign just before the tracks, turn left onto Canoe Beach Drive, then turn right at the crosswalk by the ball diamonds. The first parking lot accesses the beach through a pedestrian tunnel under the tracks. A little further along (past the water treatment plant) a second parking lot accesses the boat launch and Shuswap Paddle Centre. The trail up to Park Hill Trail System is on the south side of the road across from the parking lot.


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