Powder. If there is one word that describes the reasons why people come to Fernie I think the word powder is it. Deep, fluffy powder. Powder so deep you have to spit out snowballs of it as you cascade down the mountainside. Powder so light you have to memorize the landscape in order to make …
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For the next decade, we spent the winters largely on the road, skiing in Montana, Utah, Alaska, Kyrgyzstan, and places like that. Then one day, we came to Fernie.
Read more Twenty Five Years skiing Fernie Powder
Early December can deliver the best powder skiing of the season. The shortest days of the year keep the powder the driest.
Read more Top Early Season Powder Resorts
Celebrating 50 years of skiing with a new Polar Peak Lift will give Fernie Alpine Resort biggest vertical in the Canadian Rockies
Read more Fernie to offer biggest vertical in the Canadian Rockies
The backcountry options in and around Fernie are endless.
Read more Fernie is a Backcountry Paradise
The epic days of skiing deep powder top-to-bottom in November have returned to Fernie.
Read more Fernie’s Legendary Powder Returns
As I drove through a seemingly endless thick fog layer on Hwy 3 I reminisced my many powder days in Fernie and wished for good fortune on my current adventure.
Read more Fernie: The Legend Is Real
The first week of March has brought massive quantities of powder for ski destinations across Western North America.
Read more March has brought massive quantities of Powder
The British Columbia mountains are currently experiencing a winter wonderland like no other as a massive storm cycle sweeps across the region
Read more Massive Storm Cycle Blankets BC with Powder
As powder enthusiasts question our snowy Christmas and eagerly await the arrival of the next big snowfall, the present El Niño weather patterns have been casting some doubt.
Read more A Snowy Christmas Outlook
Andy Burgess production "The Daily Life of Ski Patrollers" really tells their story.
Read more International Ski Patrol Day
They are slow and keep you on the surface, when they break down you simply ski away, they never leave you hanging!
Read more Long live the T-bar!
