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Okanagan Gondola Going Ahead, Breaks Ground Near Vernon
NORTH OKANAGAN, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 10 – The gondola project aims to boost tourism in the North Okanagan region by offering scenic views, trails, and dining, enhancing outdoor and cultural experiences, officials said.
- The Okanagan Gondola project began construction on July 10, 2025, near Vernon, British Columbia, situated overlooking Kalamalka Lake.
- Since 2022, the project has been advancing within the jurisdiction of the Regional District of North Okanagan, despite some unresolved concerns discussed recently without any final decisions.
- The gondola construction includes a summit station, base area, and support towers, and it will offer scenic views, mountain biking access, and events.
- Rupert Harper, who leads Okanagan Gondola, expressed enthusiasm about creating a project that honors the unique environment and character of the Okanagan area.
- The project aims to enhance local tourism and outdoor culture, with completion expected to significantly boost the area's appeal for residents and visitors.
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