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Welcome to a breathtaking aerial journey over one of British Columbia’s most stunning natural treasures—Kalamalka Lake, located in the heart of the Okanagan Valley near Vernon, BC. This video captures the turquoise waters and rugged shoreline of Juniper Bay, Jade Bay, and the dramatic cliffs of Rattlesnake Point.

Often called the “lake of many colors,” Kalamalka is renowned for its vibrant blue and green hues, which change with the seasons due to light refraction off calcium carbonate crystals in the water. In this video, there is footage from both the spring, where there is more blue, and the summer, where there is more green. The result is a mesmerizing, tropical-like color palette unlike any other lake in Canada.

Kalamalka Lake holds deep cultural and historical significance. The name “Kalamalka” is derived from the name of a Syilx (Okanagan) chief, who was a respected leader in the region during the 19th century. The Syilx/Okanagan people have lived in harmony with the land and waters here for thousands of years, and the lake remains a vital and sacred part of their territory.

Juniper Bay and Jade Bay, tucked into Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park, are known for their serene beaches, hiking trails, and panoramic views; ideal for swimming, kayaking, and peaceful escapes into nature. Rattlesnake Point, with its rocky outcroppings and cliffside trails, is a favorite for hikers and photographers seeking a dramatic perspective of the lake below.

Whether you're here for the history, the views, or the pure tranquility, Kalamalka Lake offers something for everyone. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more aerial journeys across British Columbia and beyond!