This week, enjoy Fernie’s diverse mountain bike trails and participate in community events.

1. Mountain Biking
Fernie offers a wide variety of trails for every skill level. The Ridgemont network is diverse and makes for a nice evening bike ride. It can be accessed by cemetery bypass, a short ride up from the Aquatic Centre. For more challenging paths, ride the trails on Castle Mountain, Mount Fernie or Mount Proctor. Fernie Alpine Resort offers excellent downhill trails, likewise Morrissey Ridge for the more advanced. Join in one of the many bike events this week including the 2Knee Tuesday Bike Race, Women on Wheels Wednesday Ride, the Thursday Night Mountain Bike Series at the hill or the Freeride Bike Camp for kids.
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2. Griz Kidz Summer Carnival
Fun for the whole family! Fernie Alpine Resort is hosting the 3rd annual summer carnival with tons of free kid’s events. Everything from bouncy tents, arts and crafts to balloon animals. Festivities kick off at 10:30.
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3. Summer Socials
The Wednesday night and Sunday Socials continue this week. The Socials are a great framework for the business community to support one another and increase the downtown development through public support. They essentially provide a platform for local businesses and organizations to promote themselves to visitors and locals alike. This Wednesday, see Twin Peaks perform at Station Square, and Sunday check out the Dogs of Summer themed event featuring a doggy parade, petting zoo and more. Come down this week and show your support!
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4. Fernie Wilderness Adventures
Fernie offers great opportunities for wildlife viewing, right in our backyard! Join a wilderness safari with one of Fernie Wilderness Adventures local guides to experience the diverse creatures in the Elk Valley. Expect to see deer, elk, moose, rocky mountain big horn sheep, mountain goats and bald eagles. Perhaps even a black or grizzly bear. For prices, booking and information on recent wildlife sightings call 250-423-6704.
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5. Ladies Golf Fore the Cure Tournament
Tuesday is the 11th annual Golf Fore the Cure with a shot gun start at 6pm, 9 holes of golf and dinner. A tournament for the ladies, wear pink and help raise money for breast cancer research. A great time for an even greater cause.
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