Top Things to do in Fernie
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Discover the best top things to do in Fernie, Canada including Fernie Dirt Jump Park, Fernie Alpine Resort, Fernie Wilderness Day Adventures, Mount Fernie Provincial Park, Maiden Lake, Fairy Creek Falls, Lizard Range Disc Golf Course, Morrissey Provincial Park, Rotary Park.
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1. Fernie Dirt Jump Park
2. Fernie Alpine Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 497 reviews
Deep in the snow, high up on the Powder Highway, lies Fernie Alpine Resort. With 37 feet of perfect powder, stunning scenery, 5 huge alpine bowls and endless downhill thigh burning runs. Don't miss an opportunity to fall in love with Fernie, start in the large Learning Area at the base of the mountain serviced by its own t-bar lift, once comfortable you have a huge resort full of secret powder pockets and hidden mountain spots to keep you occupied throughout your skiing/riding career! Find out why Fernie has been named as a Top 25 Ski Town in the World, Best Winter Trip and Coolest Town in North America in recent years.
Reviewed By RainerLorenz - Merimbula, Australia
We're a couple of 'Motoring/Travel Journalists', catering for German and Australian media. As you would expect we ski every year around the world (for 26 years) and usually only make repeat visits if we really like a place. Fernie is listed in our top 6 in the world and our number one in Canada, although we have another couple of places we like, namely Apex and Revelstoke. Yes, we like the steep and deep, but Fernie is a resort able to cater for all tastes and all skiing abilities. This year was our 8th visit to this mountain and again, we where not disappointed. Although we had little new snow for the 5 days, all groom-able runs where perfectly prepared, even some of the steeper ones. Here and there we could find some untracked runs of about 30cm new white bliss, especially close to trees. This year the emphasis was on speed and carving, which was so much fun and a whole lot different from what we experienced days earlier at Revelstoke. Why do we like Fernie? It offers a lot of skiing variety including some magnificent ski-in, ski-out facilities, like for instance the Lizard Creek Lodge with a chair-lift only 40m from the front door. As mentioned earlier, Fernie has something for every standard of skiing. A lot of runs are protected by trees, great when the weather gets nasty and visibility bad. The drive to the town of Fernie takes only 15 Minutes and on offer are great eateries, shops, drinking holes and entertainment. Fernie is well worth a visit with the possibility to fall into love with the place and . . .
3. Fernie Wilderness Day Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
FWA offers daily cat ski trips, guided fly fishing, ice fishing and wildlife tours. Fernie, BC, Canada is world renown for it's fly fishing.Dry fly action for cut throat and bull trout is second to none. Access the back country by snowcat to enjoy a day of cat skiing or boarding. The terrain ranges from ridges,to spectacular gladed meadows. With an elevation at over 7,150 ft / 2170 meters, you are sure to get some of the best snow conditions available!
Reviewed By kalmazoo - Calgary, Canada
Spent the day fly fishing the Elk river and have to say it is in my top 3 fishing trips. Linden my guide was excellent and had me on fish all day long. If you book request Linden and you won’t be disappointed.
4. Mount Fernie Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Skibum6969 - Fernie, Canada
This is a great campground: secluded spaces, far away from the next camper; a long way from the highway so there is no road noise; trails and creeks abound for happy exploring as do various mountain bike trails. A 10k hike or bike up a very easy trail takes you to Island Lake Lodge where you can sit on the deck and enjoy one of the best views in the world, and a great lunch or dinner.
5. Maiden Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By BenLar137 - Calgary, Canada
Just behind the big box grocery store on the east side of town is a tiny, beautiful lake that has lovely trails around it. On our last visit here, the fall colours in the trees around the lake were just sizzling. And there were some birds on the water too for the birder in the family. There's a good coffee shop a few hundred metres away, and this is stunning place to polish off that cuppa... If you're in for a longer walk, the lake is part of a big loop of trails that bring you to the east side of town - we didn't have time for that. Perhaps next time.
6. Fairy Creek Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By JesicaDDT
Park at the Fernie Visitor Centre and you will find the trailhead easily. There are also pathways behind Canadian Tire to bike or run to the trailhead. We recently hiked this with our eight year old daughter. Slow incline with a variety of different scenery along the way, including an ancient bathtub, meadow, giant hollow tree, magical forest, raging river and thundering falls at the end. There is a wooden red fairy toadstool at the falls for donations so remember to bring some coins (especially magical for kids). Remember you are heading for the “Fairy Creek Falls” as opposed to the “Fairy Creek Trail” which continues up the mountain. Plan for about a two hour easy hike (return) to leave plenty of time to smell the flowers. Breathtaking views! This would also be a great trail run too. We will definitely go again!
7. Lizard Range Disc Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By 570JayC - Bend, United States
Fun course with lots of challenges due to an abundance of trees. Fairly uncrowded during the day, can get "busy" after supper.
8. Morrissey Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
9. Rotary Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
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