On our recent visit to British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley (see the April 2012 Hideaway Report), we had hoped to spend an afternoon bicycling a section of the scenic Kettle Valley Railway trail that winds more than 100 miles through the backcountry of southern B.C. Our objective was a particularly intriguing seven-mile stretch that winds through precipitous Myra Canyon, crossing 18 wooden trestles, the largest of which is 120 feet high and nearly 500 feet long, and traversing two tunnels.