What is the significance of Enderby Cliffs?

Enderby Cliffs were created by the Okanagan Glacier slicing through a 1,000-meter thick blanket of lava, which burst from the earth 50 million years ago. Today, the cliffs soar up 1,200 meters above the Okanagan Basin, giving hikers a hard-earned view of the sparkling Shuswap River and all the way south to Vernon.