Enderby BC, Canada is a North Okanagan community which bridges all the best qualities of the Okanagan BC and Shuswap BC Regions! Located 36 kilometres north of Vernon BC and 20 kilometres south of Salmon Arm BC, the City of Enderby has a population of approximately 2,900. The Shuswap River runs through Enderby BC toward its destination of Salmon Arm. Enderby BC was incorporated in 1905 and is in the Norh Okanagan Regional District. read more... link to us.

  Highway 97 through Enderby is locally named George Street. At the main intersection of George Street and Cliff Avenue travelers will notice the Enderby Inn and Hotel and the Enderby & District Museum. Signs note that this is the turn off (turn right) for Mabel Lake, and traveling Cliff Avenue brings visitors to Shuswap River and Enderby's outstanding Riverwalk. Stand on the bridge and one can view the river and Enderby Cliffs. Continuing across the bridge, Cliff Avenue becomes Mabel Lake Road. There is a turn off along Enderby Grindrod Road which will lead to Grindrod BC. Following Mabel Lake Road after Enderby will take the traveler by the famous Lorenzo's Cafe and on to Mable Lake.