It’s officially Highway closure season in British Columbia and we’re going to experience increased traffic here in Fernie. The closing […]

Recently installed signs communicated Provincial Recreation Order restricting Crown land camping and off-road vehicle use in the Koocanusa Recreation Management Area

The Elk Valley Covid Support Team is back up and running due to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases in Fernie.

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

The Canadian Snowsports Association has announced that Mike Delich is the recipient of the Dee Read Memorial Award, in recognition […]

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!

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.

The snow was a creamy 20cm’s on top of a dense base. Fresh tracks were plentiful and with decent stability, all five bowls were opened.

Cohen provided an impressive update on the plans for the opening, the RCR team has obviously put a lot of thought into their operations program.

Firing up the snow guns at Fernie Alpine Resort is a sure sign that opening day will soon be upon us