Because the new climbing route is still underway, Swine Flu will be inaccessible from Wednesday May 29, 2019 until further notice

With the recent warm temperatures, Fernie is experiencing higher than normal levels of water demand.

If you live in the Elk Valley, you most likely have observed the extensive clear-cut logging that has been occurring throughout the valley.

Harmony Lloyd’s Grade 7 Science Class recently got down to “beesnus” on a Wildsight EcoStewards project to help support native bees.

Users of the trail—located minutes from Fernie on the Montane property—now includes people in wheelchairs, athletes on adaptive mountain bikes, families with strollers and more.

The City of Fernie has been approved to receive $70,540 for a paved pathway connecting Fairy Creek Bridge to the Fernie Visitor Centre.

Emily Brydon has been inducted into the BC Sports Hall.

Get out and celebrate tourism week by enjoying a collection of Fernie’s new amenities and services!

May is BC Mining Month and because mining is one of BC’s largest and oldest industries this designation offers an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the importance of the current industry in our province.

The good news is that most of Fernie Trails are open and in excellent condition!

More than 30 organizations from across the province joined together in Victoria on Wednesday to call for major reform to B.C.’s dated mining laws and regulations.

The Resort is answering the call for glamping, a form of camping involving accommodation and facilities that are more luxurious than those associated with traditional camping.