Tk'ermstiwix'tn (Tske-tem-stu-weekh-tin) The swim across to each other place
This is an important heritage site of the Okanagan (Syilx) people who have used this area as a village and lake crossing for thousands of years. During low water, a natural peninsula extended from this point to within several hundred feet of the Kelowna shoreline, providing a vital link between Syilx communities on both sides of the lake.
From BC's Stops of Interest