Predator Ridge’s exclusive real estate office. Four decades of Okanagan expertise, now dedicated to one of BC’s most extraordinary communities.
The Place
Between Two Lakes.
In a World of Its Own.
Tucked into the hills fifteen minutes south of Vernon, Predator Ridge sits in one of the Okanagan’s most quietly spectacular settings: a 1,360-acre landscape positioned between Kalamalka and Okanagan Lakes, bordered on one side by Ellison Provincial Park and open to views that stop people mid-sentence.
Most people first encounter it as a destination. The golf, the trails, a weekend away. Then something shifts. They find themselves driving home thinking about what it would be like to stay.
1,360
acres in the heart of the North Okanagan
2
lakes: Kalamalka and Okanagan
1991
a real community, now in its 35th year
1,000
households who live here, in every season
Currently Listed
Live between the lakes
New Price
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10374643
4-271 Chicopee Road, Vernon
$2,899,000 5 Beds | 4 Bath | 4,007 Sq. Ft.
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10379508
2-333 Longspoon Drive, Vernon
$749,900 2 Beds | 2 Bath | 1,427 Sq. Ft.
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10382215
4-105 Predator Ridge Drive, Vernon
$1,240,000 4 Beds | 4 Bath | 2,111 Sq. Ft.75 kilometres of trails, starting at your door.
The Lay of the Land
The neighbourhoods, what’s on the ridge, what’s still to come, the places down the street, and the trails that stitch it all together. Click a pin or browse the list.
The Neighbourhoods
Find Your Corner of the Community.
Predator Ridge is made up of more than twenty-five neighbourhoods, each with its own character, views, and style of home. New homes are selling in Ellison Landing today, along with the new-construction Vista condominiums by Carrington Communities, next door to the FieldGlass townhomes. Everywhere else comes available on resale, and we know them all well enough to point you to the right one.
The ‘O’ at Outlook
01
Ellison Landing
The newest neighbourhood at Predator Ridge, set against the boundary of Ellison Provincial Park. Park-inspired architecture, trail access from the front door, move-in ready homes available now. Spec tax exemption applies, as it does on every home in the community, a meaningful financial consideration for buyers relocating from Alberta or Ontario.
Ellison Landing currently includes two neighbourhoods: Woodside, rooted in the forest along the park boundary, and Vale, the final release of golf-front homes on the 7th fairway of the Ridge Course, with more subneighbourhoods to come in the years ahead, including the future Village. Custom homesites and move-in ready homes are selling now, starting from $1.4 million.
02
Outlook
Contemporary architecture inspired by desert modernism and the vernacular of the American Southwest. Sloped rooflines that echo the ridge, floor-to-ceiling windows framing Okanagan Lake. Views that orient every room toward the water.
Outlook is sold out. There is no developer product left here, though resale lots and homes come available from time to time, and they are worth watching for. Outlook’s circular timber “O” has become a landmark in its own right.
03
FieldGlass & Vista
Townhome living with a strong sense of community, connected to the trail system and close to the village core. The FieldGlass townhomes come in two forms, two-level Fairway Homes along the first hole of the Ridge Course and three-level Terrace Homes with rooftop patios gathered around a private infinity pool, and they hold the strongest investment case on the property: a home here can go into the resort’s overnight accommodation pool and earn when you are not in it. The resort-wide speculation and vacancy tax exemption applies.
Next door is Vista, a new-construction condominium building by Carrington Communities and the newest homes in this corner of the community, with select homes still available for sale.
04
Wildsong
Wildsong’s 27 homesites released in 2022 and sold out within two phases, a measure of how quickly buyers understood the setting. Its Okanagan Mountain Modern homes are set into the hillside with oversized south-facing windows, views over Birdie Lake, and Okanagan Lake to the west.
Three move-in ready homes by Carrington Homes are selling now, from 3,627 to 3,775 square feet, each a short drive from the heart of the resort.
Every trail, pet-friendly.
Life With Dogs
Four legged family members welcome.
Predator Ridge may be the most dog-friendly community in Canada, and we don’t say that casually. Every trail on the property is pet-friendly. There is a fenced off-leash dog park. The patios welcome dogs. On Sunday evenings after 3pm, residents bring their dogs onto the golf course for a round. Yappy Hour gathers the dog-owning community most Sunday mornings, which at Predator Ridge is a significant share of the population.
The Community
Rich in amenities.
Richer in community.
There is no shortage of communities in the Okanagan that can promise great views and a pool. What Predator Ridge offers is harder to find and harder to leave: more than 1,000 events a year, dozens of resident-run clubs and programs, and the kind of daily rhythm that only exists in a place where people choose to be here, year-round, in every season.
A Year at Predator Ridge
January to December
Winter
Winter Signature Event
February
Wine Wednesday at RANGE
March
Season’s Edge Trail Run
First Fridays
Art Walk in Vernon
Spring
Trail Jam
June
Swing Like a Girl
June
Women’s Member Guest
August
Homeowner’s Cup
October
Golftoberfest
Fall
Dirty Feet Trail Run
November
Estate Wine Dinners
Nov - Dec
Cooking & Sushi Classes
A Sampling of What’s On
Winter
The Winter Signature Event
One big winter night, every year. The theme and the timing shift from season to season (Santacon this year, the Parka Party in the years before it), and the shape holds: live music, a full buffet, local wine, beer and spirit vendors, and a fireworks finale. It sells out, and residents know to register early. Fireworks are a tradition of their own here, going up every Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
Weekly, winter season
Wine Wednesday at RANGE
Every Wednesday, RANGE runs Wine Wednesday: fifty percent off all bottles, with live music from 6 to 8pm. A standing weekly reason to linger over an Okanagan bottle you might not otherwise open.
March
Season’s Edge Trail Run
The first-ever Season’s Edge Trail Run launched in March 2026, starting from the Ellison Landing neighbourhood and winding through the property’s trail network. It marked the start of a new kind of event for Predator Ridge: competitive, community-driven outdoor racing with the whole ridge as the venue.
May
Members’ Welcome Back Social
The unofficial start of the season. An evening for Predator Ridge members, typically held in May and reliably sold out within days of opening registration. The tone is exactly what you’d expect from a community that genuinely looks forward to seeing each other again after winter.
May
Trail Jam
A free, full-afternoon community celebration of the trail network. Guided rides and hikes, a vendor marketplace, beer garden, BBQ, live music, and local trail partners gathered in one place. People come from across the valley; residents walk down from their homes. The second annual Trail Jam ran May 24, 2026.
June, through the season
Swing Like a Girl
PGA of Canada professional and Titleist Performance Institute certified coach Kyla Inaba leads clinics every Tuesday and Thursday through the season. The three-day school kicks off International Women’s Golf Week each June. Equal parts instruction and community, it draws beginners and seasoned players alike.
June
Women’s Member Guest
A two-day tournament held on the Ridge and Predator Courses for women members and their guests. One of several member-guest events across the season that function as social anchors as much as competitive ones.
Seasonal
Tastings on the Terrace
An evening of wine tasting on the Commonage Ballroom terrace, featuring acclaimed local and international wineries in a setting that makes standing outside with a glass feel like the obvious choice.
July / August
Homeowner’s Cup
An annual golf tournament open to all Predator Ridge homeowners, introduced in 2024. Fun format, prizes, and a long post-round evening at RANGE.
October
Golftoberfest
Now in its 15th year, Golftoberfest is the signature fall event: a month-long October celebration built around shotgun golf events across both championship courses, live music, a pumpkin-decorated resort, and the particular atmosphere of a community celebrating something it genuinely loves. Staff spend a full week moving pumpkins into place. Around 15 team members head to the fields to pick them. Residents who have done it once book the following year before they leave.
October
Dirty Feet Trail Run
An open public trail race held at Predator Ridge and Ellison Provincial Park, offering 5km, 10km, and 21km distances. Gourmet post-race food, prizes, lake views on every course. The 2026 edition is scheduled for October 18.
Fall
Thanksgiving and Halloween Dinners
RANGE hosts a Thanksgiving dinner and a Halloween event each October, both of which require advance reservations and reflect the general principle that the community finds a reason to gather around every calendar occasion worth gathering for.
Oct – Dec
Estate Wine Dinners
Five-course dinners at RANGE paired with one acclaimed producer per evening. Past featured wineries include Black Hills Estate Winery (sold out), NK’Mip Cellars (North America’s first Indigenous-owned winery), Peak Cellars, and in December, Marchesi Antinori for an evening in Tuscany. Each dinner is intimate, ticketed, and sells out. The format is one of the best reasons to have a RANGE reservation contact saved in your phone.
Fall and Winter
Cooking and Sushi Classes
Through the cooler months, the kitchen classroom at Predator Ridge runs hands-on cooking sessions covering everything from fundamentals to sushi technique. Guest chefs lead the sushi workshops; residents who attended once tend to register for the next session before they leave.
Currently Listed
Homes in the middle of all of this
New Price
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10374643
4-271 Chicopee Road, Vernon
$2,899,000 5 Beds | 4 Bath | 4,007 Sq. Ft.
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10379508
2-333 Longspoon Drive, Vernon
$749,900 2 Beds | 2 Bath | 1,427 Sq. Ft.
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10382215
4-105 Predator Ridge Drive, Vernon
$1,240,000 4 Beds | 4 Bath | 2,111 Sq. Ft.Worth the Drive
The list that ends up in every resident’s rotation: pizza on the isthmus, wine patios in Lake Country, espresso and charcuterie downtown, and a 40,000 square foot spa up the hill.
Oyama
Pane Vino Pizzeria
Run by Martina La Melia and Naples-born Patrizio Improta, this family-owned Neapolitan pizzeria sits on the narrow isthmus where the road squeezes between Kalamalka and Wood Lakes. Woodfire oven, locally sourced ingredients, dough made the way it’s supposed to be made. It’s a short ride and a long lunch.
The Rail Trail Shuttle’s natural lunch stop
Vernon
Davison Orchards
A working family farm since 1933. Tractor tours, a Farmhouse Cafe, U-Pick through the season, and the kind of ice cream that requires a napkin. It ends up on the regular rotation for grandchildren visits.
Open May through October · Free admission
BX, Vernon
Cambium Cider Co.
A third-generation organic apple orchard farming since 1946, now also a cider house and restaurant running wood-fired pizza and a seasonal menu Wednesday through Sunday. The tables scattered through the trees make it difficult to leave at a reasonable hour.
Live music on concert nights
Lake Country
O’Rourke Family Estate Winery
A family estate on the Scenic Sip, with vineyards falling away toward Okanagan Lake. Predator Ridge partners with the O’Rourke family regularly, so residents usually meet the wines at an event on the ridge before they go looking for the winery itself.
On the Scenic Sip · Lake Country
Lake Country
Block One at 50th Parallel
Twenty kilometres south, 50th Parallel’s restaurant takes its name from the estate’s first vineyard block, planted in 2009. Panoramic lake views, an award-winning cantilevered roof over the terrace, and a kitchen that does brunch worth planning ahead for.
Wood-fired forno · Terrace View Road
Oyama
Gatzke’s Farm Market
The Gatzke family has farmed the isthmus between Kalamalka and Wood Lakes since 1929, and the market cycles through cherries, peaches, plums, and 21 varieties of apples through September and October.
15686 Pelmewash Parkway
Predator Ridge
Morning at the Market
Commonage Market opens at 6am daily. By 6:45 it is full of people in trail gear, post-yoga regulars, and residents who stopped in for a coffee and stayed to catch up. The shelves hold local Okanagan wines, craft beer, fresh baking made in-house, and specialty items curated for a community that actually knows what it wants. It is the informal hub that no developer ever plans for, the kind of place that becomes essential within a week.
Open daily, 6am · The Predator Ridge Lodge
Downtown Vernon
First Friday in Vernon
Vernon’s arts community runs one of the more genuine cultural traditions in the Interior: First Friday, a free monthly open-studio event where artists open their doors across the city. Gallery Vertigo anchors the downtown cluster, and the Vernon Public Art Gallery, the oldest in BC’s Interior, runs concurrent programming.
Monthly · Admission by donation
Downtown Vernon
The Wedge Cheesery
One of those shops that takes you longer to leave than planned. A specialty cheese shop on 30th Avenue with a broad international and domestic selection, made-to-order charcuterie boards, and a rotating lineup of local artisan products. Residents who entertain regularly know the address by heart.
Tuesdays through Saturdays
Downtown Vernon
Ratio Coffee & Pastry
It started as a coffee cart on bike wheels and became Vernon’s proper espresso bar: pastry made in-house, brunch every day until 3pm from the historic train station downtown, and ticketed live-music nights.
Open daily · 29th Street
Armstrong
Caravan Farm Theatre
Professional outdoor theatre on a working farm north of Vernon, staged in the open air with the landscape as the set. The winter shows are the ones people plan their December around: the audience rides out to them by horse-drawn sleigh, under lanterns, in the snow.
Summer and winter seasons · Book early
Predator Ridge
Evenings at RANGE
Evenings belong to RANGE. The Ribeye and the Ocean Wise salmon are both worth the reservation, the Okanagan wine list takes the local producers seriously, and the patio is voted one of the best in the Okanagan year after year, which is the reason you stay for another glass.
RANGE restaurant, bar + patio · Open daily · The Village at Predator Ridge · Reservations recommended
Next Door · Sparkling Hill
KurSpa at Sparkling Hill
Just up the hill from the ridge sits British Columbia’s largest luxury spa: 40,000 square feet, seven themed steams and saunas, a cryo cold chamber, and a heated outdoor infinity pool that runs all year.
888 Sparkling Place · Resort guests
Vernon
Centred Pilates Studio
A fully equipped reformer studio, with towers, chairs, and a Cadillac, led by a principal instructor with 25 years as a professional dancer behind him. Private sessions through to Level 2–3 group classes.
5657 Malim Road
Vernon · Since 1979
Vernon Farmers’ Market
One of the oldest farmers’ markets in the Okanagan, now in its 47th year: more than 100 vendors every Monday and Thursday morning, April through October, plus a summer Saturday market by Kalamalka Lake.
Mondays & Thursdays, 8am–1pm
Swan Lake · Since 1959
Swan Lake Market & Garden
A fruit stand that grew: the Kowaluk family has been at it since 1959, and the roadside stall is now a produce hall, deli, bakery, and a full garden centre, ten minutes down the hill.
7920 Highland Road · Open daily
Coldstream
Kilometre Zero
For days off the property, Rail Trail Cafe sits at Kilometre Zero of the Okanagan Rail Trail, right beside Kalamalka Beach in Coldstream. It’s a cafe, market, and gift shop that functions as the unofficial meeting point for cyclists, walkers, and anyone who has spent the morning on the trail and needs a proper sandwich before doing it again. The kind of spot where you recognize half the room.
Rail Trail Cafe & Market · In the historic Kalamalka Store, Coldstream
By Bike or On Foot
Okanagan Rail Trail
A decommissioned CN rail line, reborn in 2018 as 49.5 kilometres of lakeside pathway running from Coldstream to downtown Kelowna. The prettiest stretch sits right below the ridge: hard-packed gravel tracing Kalamalka Lake’s quiet eastern shore at water level, past coves that double as swimming stops. Rail grade means it never gets steeper than a conversation.
Predator Ridge runs its own Okanagan Rail Trail Experience, e-cruiser rentals included. Residents can also pick the trail up without leaving home: the Rail Trail Connector runs off Bailey Road.
49.5 km
Coldstream to Kelowna1.3%
maximum gradeBailey Rd
the connector from Predator RidgeArrive knowing no one. Belong within weeks.
Summer
The trails peak in July and August, the patios fill by late afternoon, and the days run long enough to fit a ride, a swim, and dinner outside without hurrying any of them.
Mountain Biking
Every line, argued over
13.5 kilometres of resort-maintained mountain bike trails connect directly to 40 kilometres through Ellison Provincial Park. The Bike Hub in Ellison Landing rents e-mountain bikes by the hour or the day, staffed by people who know every line on every trail and will argue about the best one.
Hiking
75 kilometres from the door
After-dinner loops, summit routes over the lake, and everything between, with every trail on the property open to the dog. The Rail Trail Shuttle Package takes riders and walkers toward Kalamalka Lake and back, with a natural lunch stop in Oyama.
Golf
Two championship courses
The Predator and The Ridge are two distinct 18-hole championship courses, winding through granite outcrops and Ponderosa pine. On Sunday evenings after 3pm, the dogs join the round.
Wellness
Yoga above the valley
Outdoor yoga on the platform above the valley, tennis and pickleball at the Racquet Club, and a 25-metre pool for the mornings the trails can wait.
Trail of the Season · Summer
The Nest
The biggest climb in the network, built in 2022: quick, punchy pitches with flowy reprieves, topping out at the high point of the trail system with the descents fanning out below. One of the most popular climbs in the network.
3.5 km
climbing singletrack175m
elevation gainBlue
intermediateFall
The valley shifts colour by mid-September. The trails get quieter, the light turns amber, and the golf courses look their best against the hillsides.
Golf
Golftoberfest
Now in its 15th year, the signature fall event: a month-long celebration of shotgun rounds across both championship courses, live music, pumpkins on every corner. It is the event that residents tell newcomers about first.
Wine Country
The Commonage Road south
From the gate, the road south runs through wine country on the way to Lake Country: tasting patios above the lake, harvest stands that stay generous well into October, and brunch worth planning ahead for.
Trail Running
Dirty Feet, October 18
An open trail race through the property and into Ellison Provincial Park: 5km, 10km, and 21km distances, gourmet post-race food, and the particular satisfaction of a hard effort in good weather.
Trail of the Season · Fall
Granite Trail
The showcase descent, opened in 2018: four kilometres of fast, flowing singletrack over smooth granite slabs, with snappy berms, moments of cliff-edge exposure, and Okanagan Lake filling the view. The hardest slabs all have go-arounds, and October’s amber light and quiet trails suit it best.
0.9 km
descending singletrack90 m
of descentBlack
expert, with go-aroundsWinter
The trails stay open, and the social calendar that spread across the community all summer compresses into something warmer and more intimate.
Alpine Skiing
SilverStar, a Tuesday afternoon
SilverStar Mountain Resort sits 45 minutes northeast: 132 marked runs across 3,282 acres of terrain. For Predator Ridge residents, this is not a mountain they plan a trip around. It’s a Tuesday afternoon.
Nordic & Snowshoe
105 kilometres of quiet
Combined with Sovereign Lake Nordic Club, SilverStar’s 105 kilometres of maintained Nordic trails are the largest maintained Nordic ski area in western Canada. Back home, the snowshoe routes on fresh mornings are quiet and cold and genuinely beautiful, and fat bikes are available for the committed.
Trail of the Season · Winter
The Redtail Trail
When the snow lands, the hiking network converts to tracked, signed snowshoe routes, with free maps and rentals at the Commons Racquet Clubhouse. Redtail is the long way around, with a two-kilometre bailout for shorter days, and every route welcomes the dog on leash.
4.0 km
tracked & signed12+ km
snowshoe networkDec–Feb
SeasonSpring
The valley does what it does every spring: reminds everyone why they chose this place.
On the Trails
The season opens early
The Season’s Edge Trail Run kicks off the outdoor racing calendar in March, and the singletrack up here dries into shape well before the valley floor catches up.
Golf
Immaculate by May
Swing Like a Girl books its spring clinics, and by early May the golf courses are in immaculate condition.
The Valley Wakes
Wildflowers and open studios
Wildflowers come up through the grasslands, the Vernon Community Arts Centre runs its spring workshops, and the First Friday art trail resumes in March with studios open across the city.
Trail of the Season · Spring
Birdie Lake Loop
The gentlest kilometre on the property, and one of its original 2009 trails: a wide, level path around Birdie Lake with a bird-watching platform at the north end. Western painted turtles, migratory songbirds, and the village a few minutes’ walk away.
1.0 km
level loop15 m
elevation gainEasy
every age, every pace
Thirty-five years in the making.
Predator Ridge broke ground in 1991 and has been growing ever since: 1,000 households today across more than twenty neighbourhoods, with the social fabric that only three and a half decades can weave. This year the community celebrates its 35th anniversary, a fully established part of the City of Vernon, city services and all.
Why Jane Hoffman
40 Years in This Valley.
Now at Predator Ridge.
Jane Hoffman Realty has been the Okanagan’s most productive real estate team for four decades. More than 4,800 transactions. More than 6 billion dollars in sales. The region’s top brokerage by sales volume, year after year.
The Okanagan is not a market Jane Hoffman entered recently. This team has watched it grow, watched it shift, and watched it attract buyers from across the country who arrive uncertain and leave with a home they didn’t know they were looking for. We know what makes someone finally stop visiting and start building a life here.
Our Predator Ridge office is that knowledge applied specifically to this community, by agents who have been selling it, studying it, and watching it develop for years.
40
years of Okanagan real estate expertise
4,800+
transactions across the valley
$6B+
in sales, the region’s top brokerage by volume
The Unison Jane Hoffman Realty team.
Senior-level attention
Dedicated, senior-level attention to every buyer and every listing at Predator Ridge.
Full marketing infrastructure
Professional photography, video, 3D tours, and targeted digital campaigns built for this buyer profile.
An exclusive presence
The only brokerage with an exclusive presence dedicated to Predator Ridge real estate.
A referral network of 95,000
Our LPI affiliation puts 95,000 agents across North America within reach of your listing, which is how an Okanagan home finds a buyer who is still living in Toronto.
Those are four decades of numbers. What they buy a seller at Predator Ridge is simpler: senior attention on every listing, and an agent who knew this community long before they knew your floor plan.
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Current Listings
Homes at Predator Ridge.
Browse current listings represented by our dedicated Predator Ridge office.
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10382215
4-105 Predator Ridge Drive, Vernon
$1,240,000 4 Beds | 4 Bath | 2,111 Sq. Ft.
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10379508
2-333 Longspoon Drive, Vernon
$749,900 2 Beds | 2 Bath | 1,427 Sq. Ft. New Price
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10374643
4-271 Chicopee Road, Vernon
$2,899,000 5 Beds | 4 Bath | 4,007 Sq. Ft.
New Price
Predator Ridge•MLS® 10340915
2-271 Chicopee Road, Vernon
$2,999,000 5 Beds | 5 Bath | 4,557 Sq. Ft.The information contained herein is assumed to be correct but is not guaranteed. MLS® and REALTOR® are trademarks of CREA. Disclosure-statement / E.&O.E. terms apply to any pre-sale product.
What’s Coming
The Next Chapter Is Being Built Right Now.
Predator Ridge has more than 1,100 new homes remaining in its full community buildout, across multiple neighbourhoods and product types. For buyers who want to choose their home before the neighbourhood reaches capacity, to be part of the community as it builds toward its peak rather than after, the timing is right.
Soon, Predator Ridge will also launch Canada’s first standalone Ritz-Carlton branded residences. The first of their kind in western Canada. The announcement has already changed how this community is understood internationally, and it has raised the profile of the entire address, including every home already here.
1,100+
homes remaining in the full community buildout
2,120
homes in the approved community plan, just under 1,000 built
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