Previously known as the Kootenay Gravel Grinder, The Lost Elephant explores the bikepacking paradise of the East Kootenay region.

The open burn Category 3 fire ban includes the Elk Valley and South Country

Environment Canada says there should be plenty of days to enjoy fun in the water this summer. The weather agency is predicting above normal temperatures for most of the country.

Fernie’s biking and hiking trails are mostly open and riding well. The weather has worked wonders in removing our above average snowpack quicker than last season.

Five large yurts have been ordered from Yurtz By Design in Langley BC and we are working towards having them ready for this summer.

Fernie experienced an above average snowfall and most of that snow is still hanging around in the Alpine. The recent […]

Eleven meters of snowfall is making for some of the best snow conditions ever and spring fever has officially hit the ski hill!

Due to the insane amount of snow this season Fernie Alpine Resort has announced that they will be open straight through to April 15th!

The Weather Networks Severe Weather Outlook is telling Fernie residents and visitors to be prepared for significant snow fall this Thursday and Friday.

The Fernie Griz has embraced the hipster and is getting the entire town to get their “cool” on as part of this year’s Griz Days Gone Plaid celebration from March 2 – 4.

With the NDP’s moving of BC’s Family Day to coincide with the Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Montana holiday, in 2019 Fernie residents will have to contend with the busiest weekend of the year.

A significant snowfall followed by a strong surge of arctic air is in store for Fernie this weekend.