Work has started this week and will take about one month to complete. About 16 kilometers of trail will be upgraded or newly established and signed.

Timing is everything, think again about who you are supporting and why we need our small businesses to survive this crisis!

The B.C. government has closed all parks and is restricting camping and motorized recreation throughout the entire Koocanusa Recreation Strategy area this spring and summer.

Everything has a breaking point. The trout population of the upper Fording River, who have long suffered toxic water pollution […]

I took a stroll along the river this evening. After days of self-isolation (the natural state for a writer), I […]

The Fernie Trails Alliance Annual General Meeting saw a packed house at the Seniors Center last night. Trail users who […]

The Columbia Basin Trust asks you to imagine the possibilities to renew its plan

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 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 […]