Increasing temperatures are in the forecast and the effect of this first big warm-up of the season will destabilize the snowpack.

Trails around the Columbia Basin will see upgrades and additions this spring to make them safer and more accessible.

Recent sightings of individuals near and around the Elk River have caused Fernie Fire Rescue to issue a river ice […]

Avalanche Canada is issuing a Special Public Avalanche Warning for recreational backcountry users in the North Rockies, South Rockies, the […]

Fernie Alpine Resort’s O’Bellx Avalanche Control system has now been fully installed below Polar Peak and is operational. This is […]

The Fernie Mountain Bike Club organized the event to celebrate the local popularity of Fernie fat biking by riding fat bikes on our wonderfully groomed trails!

Emily Brydon is the pride of Fernie and in celebration of Alpine Canada’s 100 years, one of her race results has been selected to the list of 100 Peak Moments in Canadian Ski Racing!

On Saturday at 2PM in Lot 2, the nose-in parking on the left as you drive toward the Wolf’s Den, held thirty-two cars. Twenty-one of them had Alberta plates.

Chad Hughes is the new executive director for the Elk River Alliance, and is keen to apply his diverse background as an ecologist and mining consultant to working collaboratively across sectors in the Elk Valley to preserve the watershed.

From the top of Polar Peak, skiers and riders can shred some of Fernie’s steepest terrain and longest runs.

Fernie trail usage has been consistent with the rest of Canada and with winter approaching, a cohesive plan was required to manage demand and prevent overcrowding.

We should anticipate Fernie Factor potential with this front, the 20cm rule could be enacted for several days.