Enjoy a casual Saturday morning guided bike tour to discover some of Summerland's history in the Trout Creek neighbourhood. Pedal beside orchards on paved or gravel roads with stops along the way to get a peek at a 110-year-old former schoolhouse, a 130-year-old barn and of course the creek itself. Find out about Duncan Woods, a colourful character with lofty real estate dreams for the neighbourhood. Get a bird's-eye view of the delta as you look out on landmarks. The tour concludes with a few stops on Johnson Street that include Trout Creek's third schoolhouse and the Hindu Temple.

Guided by local historian and author Mary Trainer in collaboration with the Okanagan Historical Society.

Maximum 9 registrants as per BC Provincial Health Orders Guidelines
Tour duration: Approximately 1 .5 hours
Please email info@summerandmuseum.org with any questions and to pre-register
This is event is by donation (suggested $10 for members, $15 for non-members)

Important information for registrants:

• Helmets are mandatory.

• Cycling will be single file.

• Ensure tires are properly inflated, wear sunscreen, dress for the weather, and bring water and a mask.

• COVID 19 precautions: The Province of BC's COVID line advises that a mask is not required when riding, but must be worn at stops where participants may be standing less than two metres apart. Cyclists must keep two metres apart while riding.