We first saw the view after sunset on the drive to Red Mountain. On the drive back to Vancouver we stopped and got a good look in the afternoon.

The expansive view, a birds eye view of the south end of the Okanagan Valley, and love the mountains, Chopaka and Sleeping lady to the west. They are in Washington state above the Similkameen river, which flows into the Okanagan River below Oroville. A stunning view visited by many. Been there many, many times and take international visitors there so... More

If the sky is clear, take the trip up here -- the views of the lake and valley are unparalleled. Stunning.

Not for the faint of heart! The windy extremely steep road to get here is cool but kind of scary. You must experience it! My husband likes to ride his bike up to the top.

It is an impressive view as you look back on Osoyoos a few thousand feet below and the magnificent Okanagan Valley with its chain of lakes. But for me I suppose the constant and nasty highway traffic takes away some of the enjoyment, although, if you haven't done a lot of zig-zag driving up a mountain, this has it in... More

There are two pull-outs to stop and appreciate the incredible view of the west side of the south Okanagan Valley and into the US of A. Go at dusk for a bonus viewing of the sunset.

The view from this lookout is simply amazing. We drive a lot, and we've been to many scenic locations. This is one of the best in North America.

its is a must see, you can see the whole valley from top and its just a feast for the eyes

Breathtaking view of the valley on a nice day you can see for miles and there is lots of nice days.