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.

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

Interested youth with a passion for the outdoors and for natural resources or recreation management can apply

This is a beginning and it’s no surprise that Whistler has taken the lead—hopefully other municipalities will be quick to follow!

The very narrow and pedestrian unfriendly bridge over Lizard Creek is being replaced and greatly improved upon.

The Elk Valley is experiencing a below-average snowpack and this potentially does not bode well for Fernie. Last spring we […]

Improved high-speed internet is on the way for 26 communities in the Kootenays, bringing people opportunities to learn, connect and better expand their businesses.

The British Columbia government has announced more funding to search and rescue groups throughout the province to be used over […]

The Columbia Basin Trust increases recreation opportunities with $484,000 for 29 trail projects

And then it snowed 24cms and we forgot about spring and skied powder…