Little White Mountain

Little White Mountain, a 2,171-metre peak near Kelowna in British Columbia, rises above the central Okanagan Valley as a sub-alpine landscape where open high country meets forested lower slopes. Its importance rests less on settlement or a single event than on its role as a year-round recreation area close to the city. The mountain is widely valued for hiking on its forested south slopes, and in winter it becomes a major destination for backcountry skiing and snowshoeing. When snow is deep enough to avoid environmental damage, it also supports snowmobiling, making it an accessible high-elevation outdoor landscape in the Okanagan.

British Columbia · Canada