Interior Savings Across the Lake Swim Kelowna
City Park Kelowna, BC, Canada

We are thrilled to announce the newest addition to the Across the Lake Swim series: The Across the Lake Swim Kalamalka Lake on August 15th, 2020! This is a stunning swim in the legendary turquoise waters of Kalamalka Lake in Coldstream, BC which national Geographic named one of the Top Beautiful Lakes in the world. There are two distances to choose from: 1.5km and 4.5km. The 1.5km starts at Kal Beach, does a loop and ends back at Kal Beach. The 4.5km starts at the be...ach in Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park, goes out to Rattlesnake Point, then a straight line to Kal Beach. Registration is now open: http://bit.ly/ATLSKalLake2020 We can't wait for you to come swim with us in the pristine "lake of a thousand colours" on August 15th!!

We are thrilled to welcome Ogowash Window Cleaning as a new sponsor of our event! For a limited time, use code ATLS30 to get $30 off your window cleaning work done in March! Visit their website to get a quote https://ogowash.ca

Kal Beach is a stunning beach at the north end of Kalamalka Lake in Coldstream, BC. It features fine sand, crystal clear water, and is known as one of the trophy beaches in the Okanagan. What a beautiful spot for a swim. Photo credit: SkyAnnee

FINAL NOTICE! Pricing goes up tomorrow by $15! This is the last day to register at the early bird price Save your spot... http://bit.ly/ATLSKelowna2020 Photo credit: Alexis MacMillan

Price increase on Sunday! Early bird is ending and the price is going up $15! Secure your spot in Kelowna's iconic summer event before the prices jump on March 1st.... Register TODAY! http://bit.ly/ATLSKelowna2020

Wondering why Kal Lake in Coldstream, BC isn't as blue and green in the winter? It's because when the lake cools, limestone crystals in the water disappear. Now you know! Photo credit: https://www.instagram.com/devodavies/

Fun fact: The uniquely turquoise water of Kalamalka Lake is caused by limestone deposits left by receding glaciers. When the lake warms in the summer, dissolved limestone crystallizes, giving the lake a distinctive blue and green hue. Tourism Vernon #exploreVernon Photo credit: Instagram: @sndon https://instagram.com/sndon/