Wednesday May 8, 2024 -- Lisa's Dad came to visit and we did a short walk around Dilworth Mountain Park, with great views across Kelowna to Okanagan Lake, and over the Golf Course below. The arrowleaf balsamroot flowers were still blooming splendidly. We got to the park at about 6 p.m. for a nice mild evening walk of about an hour.
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| We got to the Dilworth Mountain Park about 6 p.m. |
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| Dad and Daughter, how cute! |
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| View to the North toward the Glenmore area. |
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| This view is to Dilworth Mountain, where I did the circular hike twice in mid-April. |
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| Spectacular view across the golf course and the city of Kelowna to Okanagan Lake. |
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| Close-up look at the golf course. |
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| Close-up look at the new high-rises in Kelowna. It totally ruins the city-scape. |
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| The robin, a very Canadian bird. |
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| This cute bird is a white-crowned sparrow, so much prettier than the regular city sparrows! |
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| We sat on a bench for about 20 minutes before continuing on our walk. |
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| Another look over the city of Kelowna. |
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| The cliff is steep here. |
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| And from the south side of the park, we can see the bus depot below, and the complex where Mom lives just across the old railway "track". |
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| The entire forest floor is COVERED in arrowleaf balsamroot flowers, the official flower of the city of Kelowna! |
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| The entire forest here is covered in the lovely yellow arrowleaf balsamroot flowers! |
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| Entrance to the Dilworth Mountain Park. We were here for about an hour, headed back home at about 7 p.m. |
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| Heading back home, we can see the fence at the top of the cliff where we walked along. Between here and the cliff is the golf course. |
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| Map of the Dilworth Mountain Park Loop walk. |
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