• Pandosy to Lakeshore Road and when Lakeshore Road turns right, go straight.  Now on Chute Lake Road.
• When you come to a “Y” with Chute Lake Road being the left arm and Chute Lake Crescent being the right arm, take the left – Chute Lake Road.   (There’s a flashing yellow light at this intersection.)
• When the road curves to the right, go straight ahead, still on pavement and following the overhead power lines.
• Drive past “Upper Mission Estates” street sign which is on a pole on your left.
• Follow the pavement up .3 km and turn left.  You will then see an official Forestry sign, “Gillard Forest Service Road,” with a big “WARNING” sign, and at the bottom is a sign, “Chute Lake Resort  22 kms.”
• About l.3 km further you turn left onto a dirt road just in front of the “Kettle Valley Stone Company” entrance.
• At about another 3 km you take the road to the right. 
• Travel up another 3.4 km and the road splits again.  Take the left. 
• Another 2 km and you reach the Kettle Valley Trail.   There’s a cattle guard here and hopefully there’s still a “Chute Lake” sign on a post to the right.  Turn right onto the Trail and it’s 11 km to Chute Lake.   (Rough!)
• Not recommended to pull trailers up this route.  The Penticton side is preferred.

Take Naramata Rd. to Naramata/Chute Lake Rd. junction. Go straight ahead for 6 miles and turn right on the wide paved road. From this point it is 7 miles to Chute Lake, keeping to the right all the way.