Okanagan for all abilities

We are heading to the Okanagan this weekend, camping near Kelowna. Our group includes people with varying levels of abilities, and I am looking for suggestions for loops that would be fun for everyone (i.e. doable and fun for intermediates, not boring for more advanced riders).

We'll for sure be checking out Smith Creek. We've been there before and it's a blast.

I've also heard Kal Park near Vernon could be good. Stages 2, 3 and 4 from the BC Enduro Series look good:
http://www.trailforks.com/route/bces-vernon-d1--stage-2-429/
http://www.trailforks.com/route/bces-vernon-d1--stage-3-430/
http://www.trailforks.com/route/bces-vernon-d1--stage-4-426/

Any other loops or trails we should check out? And where do you park?

I've heard from locals that Rose Valley is really nice, but is it appropriate for everyone? What is a good loop there?

Anything else in the area we should check out?

Heard a lot of good things about Rose Valley when I was up there last week. Didn't have my MTB though….

The guys at Sovereign in West Kelowna can point you in the right direction.

Rose Valley was interesting, the MTB Trails are STEEP!

Apparently Kal Park can get pretty blown out this time of year. The climbing trail is nice though.

Check out some trip reports from some riding we did there this year.

http://www.leelau.net/sharonandlee/tag/okanagan2015/

Hmmm, I would definitely not suggest stage 2 from the Vernon enduro in kal park for intermediate riders. It's got quite a few steep chutes which I couldn't imagine would be fun to walk down. All the other trails around there we super fun.

Thanks, some good info so far. It sounds like Rose Valley is out, as is Kal Park BCES stage 2.

Myra-Bellevue park (Aka: Crawford) should be on your list. Maps are readily available at any LBS (and the area is very well marked). A nice easy double track climbing road and a great variety of trails to descend, from beginner to expert. Fairly well treed so there's some shady spots for taking breaks in the heat.

You can even shuttle it from the KVR for good 1-2 hours (depending on skill and speed) of descending.

Feel free to PM me if you want more info about anything around Kelowna.

Spent a day in Kal Park last August in a mixed group including newbs. We rode the climb trail and some of the blues that led down to the lake, sorry I can't remember names but it was fun singletrack with some rock sections but nothing scary, might be worth a chat at the bike shop on the drive out (name also escapes me), very helpful guys and coffee there.

Myra-Bellevue park (Aka: Crawford) should be on your list. Maps are readily available at any LBS (and the area is very well marked). A nice easy double track climbing road and a great variety of trails to descend, from beginner to expert. Fairly well treed so there's some shady spots for taking breaks in the heat.

You can even shuttle it from the KVR for good 1-2 hours (depending on skill and speed) of descending.

Feel free to PM me if you want more info about anything around Kelowna.

Good suggestion. I checked out Crawford in the spring, but I was looking for challenge. We rode Vapour and Hillbilly.

What are some more intermediate options that are fun?