The Boucherie Multi-Use Path is a 4.8-kilometer, off-street corridor in West Kelowna, British Columbia, designed for both cyclists and pedestrians. Maintained by Visit Westside, this paved and gravel route offers a mix of flat stretches and steep sections, treating users to scenic views as it winds through the region. In addition to showcasing the area's natural beauty, the path serves as a practical connection to local attractions, directly linking travelers to Osprey Park and the famous Westside Wine Trail.
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