Ethel Street Active Transportation Corridor (Image credit: City of Kelowna)
$2.8 million project
New addition to Kelowna’s active transport network
Jul 30, 2021 | 12:30 PM
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The latest phase of the Ethel Street Active Transportation Corridor (ATC) between Rose and Raymer avenues in Kelowna recently opened to the public.
The city says it forms a significant connection and paving the way for future additions to Kelowna’s active transportation network.
“Kelowna residents now have access to a dedicated pedestrian and bike route that is separate from vehicle traffic all the way from Cawston Avenue to Raymer Avenue,” said Gordon Foy, Transportation Engineering Manager. “The three-kilometre route on Ethel Street connects the Downtown and Pandosy urban centres with nearby schools, parks, health care and businesses.”
