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A distinctive looking red bridge that crosses the Similkameen River.
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The site has a grist mill built in 1877 to convert grain to flour. There are also gardens on site.
Imagine the similar type of hexagonal rock column formations as Northern Ireland's Giant's Causeway, but in an inland forest setting. The Keremeos column are oriented vertically and form a cliff on the side of a hill. The columns are not in Keremeos Columns Provincial Park, but there are view points in the park to see the columns. Public access on to the rock formation itself is not permitted. A three hour hike each way is required to reach the view point. The park can only be reached by hiking and park's website does not explain how to get to it, but there are third-party websites with trail maps, such as on the map tab of this hiking website.
Go golfing.
A saline alkali lake full of minerals. Most of the water in the lake evaporates over the summer, revealing colorful mineral deposits.