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Knox Mountain Park is a 235-hectare natural park immediately north of central Kelowna in British Columbia, known for easy access, sweeping views over the city and Okanagan Lake, and a range of Okanagan ecosystems from lakeshore wetlands to dry forest and grassland. Its fragile slopes are prone to erosion, so staying on marked trails is encouraged. The park supports recreation through 10 trails, scenic lookouts, picnicking, and road access to the summit, while also drawing visitors for wildlife and spring displays of Arrowleaf balsamroot, a plant long used by First Nations for food. Named for rancher Arthur Booth Knox, it has also been shaped by local stewardship and the long-running Knox Mountain Hillclimb.
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