Fernie Ski Holiday Guide

"Fernie is one of my favourite resorts in Canada. There is so much skiing on offer, both groomers and steep and deep in the back bowls. Downtown Fernie is also well worth a visit, lots of funky cafes & galleries to visit when your legs need a rest!" Philli, Marketing

Typically, a fresh blanket of light, luxurious powder falls during the night to cover the previous day’s tracks, and mornings at Fernie reveal pristine, untouched slopes that are utterly irresistible. Combine this with a warm, friendly mountain village and an impressive town full of Rocky Mountain history, and you have an exceptional winter destination.

Five glorious bowls spill down from the serrated limestone ridge of Lizard Range. Glades and chutes overflow with powder, creating endless excitement and adventure for snow enthusiasts.

Skiing in Fernie

Novices and intermediates will love the pillowy softness of the powder that falls on the numerous gentle rolling runs and the many perfectly groomed trails.

The lower area of the mountain, closest to the village, is devoted to beginners and novices, while more advanced skiers and riders will head straight for the steeper bowls and ridges.

Need a stop for lunch? The new Lost Boys Cafe is located at the top of the Timber Bowl Express Quad, and is a great spot to enjoy a relaxed bite to eat to eat while taking in the amazing scenery.

Fernie

Ski Area
2,504acres
Annual Snow
29ft
Number of Lifts
10
Snow Making Capabilities
25 acres
Ski Shuttle
Service between the Alpine Resort and downtown Fernie 5