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

The Avalanche Canada danger rating for the Lizard Range and South Rockies this weekend will be considerable and human caused avalanches are likely.

Fernie has a Storm Watch advisory for up to 25cms of snow that is forecast to fall on Tuesday.

I woke up this morning with my windows shaking from the avalanche bombing at the ski hill.

Snowfall with total amounts near 15 cm is expected near Fernie. With the Fernie Factor this could mean up to 50 cm at elevations.

After reading some bickering by dedicated resort skiers on whose skiing is the best, I concocted this Ski Fernie Top […]

At the end of the day we totaled 11 runs and an impressive 15,000 vertical feet of untracked powder on excellent gladed terrain.

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

Powder Tuesday has been the big powder day for years, has it changed to Powder Monday?

With the Arctic front moving in the conditions are prime for the Fernie Factor! Early season skiing in Fernie is delivering as expected.