Knox Mountain Hill Climb
Knox Mountain Hill Climb didn’t start in Kelowna
This past weekend marked the 64th year for the Knox Mountain Hill Climb, even though…
Drivers gearing up for this weekend’s Knox Mountain Hillclimb in Kelowna
Knox Mountain park in Kelowna will be closed to regular traffic this weekend while powerful…
Kelowna’s popular Knox Mountain reopens to sightseers, race cars in spring
After a two-year absence the Knox Mountain Hill Climb is returning to Kelowna for its…
Neither COVID-19 nor road closures are expected to stop the Knox Mountain Hill Climb in 2021
Plans are in the works to run a spectator-less Knox Mountain Hill Climb in 2021.…
Knox Mountain Hill Climb set for May long in Kelowna
It’s been a Kelowna May long weekend tradition for over 60 years, and this year,…
MCDONALD: Time to send the Knox Mountain Hill Climb to the scrapyard
OPINION Last weekend’s sudden weather reprieve gave the organizers of the 60th Knox Mountain Hill…
VIDEO: Past racers return for 60th Knox Mountain Hill Climb
KELOWNA – Some hill climb veterans of the past will join new, up-and-comers at the…
Rainy forecast for May Days and Hill Climb in Kelowna
KELOWNA – The rainy forecast this weekend is going to put a damper on two…
No shortage of May long weekend fun
KELOWNA – Two annual events which have been happening in Kelowna for more than 50 years are back again and taking over Kelowna this May long weekend. Rutland May Days and the Knox Mountain Hill Climb have been annual events in Kelowna for the last 56 and 58 years respectively. The Hill Climb, which attracts...
Wet weather won’t stop Kelowna’s weekend of events
KELOWNA – It’s the first busy weekend of the year for events in Kelowna, but those attending the Knox Mountain Hill Climb and Rutland May Days will want to bring jackets and umbrellas. Showers are expected Saturday through Sunday combined with lows of only 8 Celcius, but that won’t stop these two marquee Kelowna events...
Knox Mountain Hill Climb claims first victim
KELOWNA - The Knox Mountain Hill Climb hasn’t even begun yet, but already one person has been sent to hospital with injuries sustained while apparently making preparations for the annual race. According to a report on Global Okanagan, a man was working under a Chevy truck when he became pinned underneath Friday afternoon. The man...