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As part of our series that guides you through where to eat in Vernon, we spotlight eateries downtown and beyond that offer a delicious and eclectic range of take-out or dine-in including gluten-friendly or vegan options. Whether or not you are gluten-friendly or vegan, we’re sure you’ll agree that these featured spots are worth the recommendation. Come along to taste another food adventure in Vernon!

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After teaching yoga in the Okanagan for 5 years, I get asked where I like to go for a good vibe and great views! I try to get outside every day and do things that light my fire. Have you ever felt like you can't get out of your head and into the present moment? Mindfulness is real a buzz word right now, and getting outside can help keep stress-induced anxiety, burnout, and depression at bay.
When I travel to a new place I am always drawn to places and activities that locals...
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If you’re looking for a great place to sit, relax, ponder or enjoy the view, Vernon has some epic spots to consider:
Patio at Range Lounge and Grill, Predator Ridge Resort The patio at Predator Ridge Resort’s Range Lounge & Grill is spectacular. It’s a sizable, somewhat new space with views down the valley and their championship golf courses, boasting top-notch, new age fusion cuisine that is globally inspired but created with local and responsibly-sourced...
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April showers bring May flowers. The Okanagan is known for its hot dry climate but it is common in spring to have some rainy days too. Visiting Vernon on a rainy day and not sure what to do? We've compiled a list of the top 8 indoor activities for all ages to enjoy on a rainy day in Vernon.
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Make your way to Planet Bee Honey Farm and discover the amazing world of honey bees. Kids will love it here where they can learn about bees, spot...
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It’s the time of year many of us start to tingle and yearn.  An itch, initially consoled with blankets of snow and the allure of winter fun has been recently tickled.  Longer days present vistas to the best of both worlds in Lake to Ski Corridor.   A narrow window opens, often delivering late season snowfalls and spectacular spring skiing while the lakes and valley trails warm and welcome those that float and roll.  For many, a multi-sport (M-S)...
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