First Trail Crew Update of 2024
Summer is almost here, and excitement is in the air at the resort as we gear up for our Opening Day on Saturday, June 22nd. Our trail crew of 7 team members has been hard at work since mid-May, inspecting the trails as the snow receded up the mountain. With the trails now mostly snow-free,
Timber Landing: Fernie Alpine Resort’s Next Best Address
For this edition of That Thing About Fernie, we’re talking with Carol Cohen; a long-time Fernie resident (who also happens to be married to Fernie Alpine Resort General Manager Andy Cohen). Carol is a highly experienced Realtor who has recently stepped into the role of Developer’s Representative for Timber Landing, a luxurious new neighbourhood of
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Fernie Alpine Resort – Summer NEWS
Even though the mountains are still a blanket of whiteness, biking, hiking, and summer fun are on our minds. We are stoked to announce that our lifts (yes, that’s plural!) will be spinning this summer for lift-accessed biking, hiking, and sightseeing. Opening Day is set for Saturday, June 22, only a few short months away! The
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I’ve moved 5,000 miles to a Canadian resort with my instructor boyfriend – and I can’t ski
I said no to this trip; sat at home in England, thinking about the risk, it seemed as though it would be greater than the reward. Why would a nearly-thirty-year-old – who has never skied and has a layering system for mild UK spring conditions – want to relocate 5,000 miles overseas to minus 20
That Thing About Fernie
What makes Fernie amazing is different than what most cities care to boast about. I moved here (basically) sight unseen. Having visited here once before (and when I had pneumonia), I didn’t have much to go off of. Yet, I was drawn to Fernie in a way that is difficult to describe. I’ve lived all
Shattering the Ice Ceiling: Inspiring Inclusion in Fernie’s Snowsports Community
In the heart of Fernie’s snow-covered peaks lies a hidden power, one that defies stereotypes and redefines leadership in the snowsports industry. It’s not just about shreddin’ the slopes; it’s about the women who lead the charge, carving their path through deep powder and prejudice alike. The Fernie Stoke Fernie is globally recognized as a
#FernieStoke Ski Shuttle
For all information on the Fernie Ski Shuttle, please visit the following website. #FernieStoke Local Ski Shuttle
Summer of ’22
Tomorrow is the day, we open for summer 2022! Enjoy lift-accessed mountain biking, hiking & sightseeing all summer long! The Elk Chair will be open daily from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm (with extended hours from 10:30 am to 7:00 pm on Thursdays). Our summer operations run from June 25th to September 5th After a
Skiing Through New Eyes
I usually avoid weekends at the ski resort. Being a Fernie local, I can pick my days, and I prefer the less crowded days for obvious reasons. But this year, I found a new appreciation for the busy days and found myself marvelled by the action of packed lift lines and busy runs. My dad,
Fernie Ski Patrol’s Mentorship Legacy and Future
How does mentorship play a role in professional development on the mountain? Fernie Alpine Resort is home to some of the best skiing and snowboarding in Western Canada. With the elite terrain and large snowfall comes huge responsibilities for ski patrollers. Besides getting to ski powder while the rest of us wait with nervous anticipation
Get the Girls Out! International Women’s Day at Fernie Alpine Resort
This weekend Fernie Alpine Resort is celebrating International Women’s Day with SheJumps! You can play the online Get the Girls Out! game all weekend (Friday – Sunday) and meet up for in-person activities on Sunday, March 6 at the Elk Base. SheJumps Get the Girls Out! is a national campaign to unite women as they
SUDDEN SHIFT
“That was some of the deepest snow I’ve ever skied!” I heard those exact words from two different friends last weekend. One of those friends was with me on our first tour of Outer Siberia just outside the Resort boundary, then the next day, we had the same conditions but inside the ski hill ropes.
