With this new snow Avalanche Canada is warning of the increased avalanche hazard and a generally-weak snowpack.

At the end of the day you will have experienced and average of ten runs and anywhere up to 15,000 vertical feet of untracked powder on perfectly gladed terrain.

A group of 11 backcountry skiers were involved in an avalanche incident today in Fernie’s Orca Bowl.

The current Fernie snowpack as of May 1 is well above the historical average and raises flood concerns. The Automated […]

Predictable multi-year funding is critical for our operations and allows us to maintain our services for the backcountry community.

Fernie delivered another epic Powder Monday that that followed a Powder Sunday and lead into a Powder Tuesday and a Powder Wednesday.

The skiers are trying to get as much lift accessed skiing in as possible before the lifts close and are counting down the days to the end of Fernie’s lift service

Screaming quads and cold beers with friends while soaking in the hot tub after a 10,000 vertical foot day of knee-deep pow

This February 16th to March 31st, FBC is donating to the Fernie Trails & Ski Touring Club

To ensure the continuation of his tireless support of young people desiring to enter the backcountry industry, a memorial fund has been set up

Fernie has a new Avalanche Transceiver Training Area at Fernie Alpine Resort.

The Fernie Trails and Ski Touring Club has awarded its first avalanche education bursaries of 2014.