Black Mountain / McKinley Landing

Black Mountain, known to local First Nations as Ntity'ix, anchors Kelowna's newest hillside growth on the city's eastern edge, with golf course communities and newer homes replacing what was until recently open range and grassland. To the north, McKinley Landing offers a smaller, more secluded lakeside community along Highway 97 toward Vernon, with beach access and forested hillside lots.

Getting around

Highway 33 serves Black Mountain, while Highway 97 runs directly through McKinley Landing on the way to Vernon.

Schools & family

Students in both areas are served by Kelowna public schools, with newer capacity added as Black Mountain continues to grow.

Shopping & lifestyle

Everyday shopping means a drive into Rutland or downtown Kelowna, as both areas remain primarily residential.