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Oblivion is flowy AM descent with plenty of natural rock features, technical sections, and breathtaking views of Okanagan Lake. At times the trail can be difficult to identify especially after the last steep shoot by the gas line. Be sure to have your Trailforks app handy. You can shuttle Oblivion using Chute Lake Rd if you have a capable 4x4 vehicle. Pedaling up Chute Lake Rd takes about 1 hour from Kettle Valley subdivision. Its grueling and relentless. Oblivion ends at Cedar Mountain Regional Park where you can continue on a park trail along Lebanon Creek. Mid way down take the Pinot Dirt trail. That route will take you to Kettle Valley subdivision or continue down to Okanagan Lake. Enjoy
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