Fernie Search and Rescue Avalanche Rescue Team has spent the day training at Fernie Alpine Resort. One hour after the […]

In Fernie, the Elk River Alliance will continue to educate people on stormwater management and to develop a stormwater wetland.

This is promising news from Parastone for trail users in Fernie. Parastone has committed to working towards a resolution with […]

The first two weeks of January 2020 brought well over three meters of fresh snow to Fernie Alpine Resort. Remember […]

The Fernie Factor escalates Fernie more than any other weather phenomenon. The hum of the town quickens, smiles abound and […]

The land we know as Ridgemont, that has some of Fernie’s most accessible recreation trails, has been closed for public use.

Fernie and British Columbia as a whole offer an unparalleled diversity of landscapes and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Trails […]

This is the Fernie we’ve come to love and lured us here to the Lizard Range in the lower right hand corner. 44cm in the last 24 hours!

The powder snow that Fernie folk are accustomed to is finally arriving! Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for Fernie – Fernie could get 15-25cm Tuesday afternoon through early Wednesday morning.

The work to open Polar Peak has begun! Fernie Ski Patrol and Lift Maintenance were up there Saturday, digging out the winch anchors to prepare for the winch cat.

An approaching Pacific frontal system will track inland thursday and stall across the southern interior tonight. Heavy snow will begin this evening before changing to rain at lower elevations beginning Friday morning.

When it’s snowing the fun is off the charts!