Mt. Baldy

Mt. Baldy

Dilworth

12 min from Downtown Kelowna
2436 Mt Baldy Dr, Kelowna, BC V1V 1J8
The 127 acre property on which Mount Baldy currently sits is privately owned. Based on the BC land title registry it is owned by Emil Anderson Construction, which own Dilworth Quality homes, the company that has developed the Dilworth Mountain development over the past 30 years. Based on the City of Kelowna's official community plan, the back side of Mount Baldy (yellow area below) is slated for residential development. However, the majority of the hill is set aside for park/open space. It offers beautiful views of both the eastern side of Dilworth Mountain overlooking orchards, as well as a unique birds-eye view of the Grand 10/Scandia/Highway 97 area.

Hikers should always request permission before accessing trails on private property. Often landowners permit hiking, but no camping or motorized vehicles.
Route
  • Short
  • Easy
  • Loop
  • 2.86 km round-trip
  • 45 min solo
  • 55 min group
  • 183 m gain
  • Variable Width
Kids & Pets
  • On-Leash
  • Child-Friendly

Address

2436 Mt Baldy Dr, Kelowna, BC V1V 1J8

Driving Time

From Downtown Kelowna, approximate travel time by car is 12 min.

Notable GPS Co-ordinates

Detailed Directions

1. On Highway 97 (Harvey Ave) drive towards Vernon from Downtown
2. Turn LEFT on Dilworth Drive
3. Turn RIGHT onto Mt Baldy Dr just as Dilworth Drive becomes Rifle Rd. Follow to the end and park.

Google Directions

Use our written directions in preference to the Google directions below as they are likely more accurate.

  • Starting Elevation: 443 meters
  • Ending Elevation: 443 meters
  • Maximum Elevation: 541 meters
  • Minimum Elevation: 420 meters
  • Elevation Gain: 183 meters
  • Elevation Loss: -183 meters
  • Slope Up: 11.00%
  • Slope Down: -13.00%

We have a downloadable GPS map for this trail!

Last Updated on Thursday, March 23, 2023

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GPS Notes
We have often color-coded our GPX tracks. While it is not always the case, we have tried to use the following convention on our newer maps:

Green/Blue: human-verified by our volunteers.
Purple: overgrown trail, bushwhack, or on private property.
Red: default color or not reality-checked
Yellow: Road
Other Colors: May have been satellite traced or imported from third party sources.

While we strongly believe our GPS are accurate, please be aware that no logging system is perfect and to be aware of potential errors. Use at your own risk.
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