Fernie trail map Skiing & snowboarding in Fernie, British Columbia
Fernie Alpine Resort, at the base of the Lizard Range in the Elk Valley, B.C, is a very family friendly ski resort with around 30% of the pistes geared up for beginners.
Yet, Fernie also delivers some of the steepest and largest vertical in North America that experts fall in love with.
One look at the Fernie trail map says it all, steep and deep powder bowls and fantastic back-country off piste opportunities await you especially from the top of the Polar Peak lift.
Cat skiing - no trail map required!
Ski touring is also a possibility - no need for your trail map here as a local guide will escourt in to the unknown for an adventure you won't forget.
One of the best adventure tours can be had around Island Lake. Via a snowcat, you will experience untouched powder runs in the vast 7000 acres of pristine wilderness!
Piste map information | |
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Black | 64 |
Red | 29 |
Blue | 30 |
Beginner areas | 19 |
Drags | 3 |
Chair | 7 |
Gondola | 0 |
Cable car | 0 |
Funicular | 0 |
Railways | 0 |
Slope direction | N |
Mountain restaurants | 3 |
Snowmobile
No trip to Fernie would be complete without having a go on a snowmobile. From beginners who prefer gentle groomed trails to advanced terrain, its an experience you won't forget.
The area know as Rolling Hills is the main starting point for family friendly trails. For the advanced and adventurous, armed with a trail map and guide, you can venture out to Hartley Lake and Ram Creek - avalanche equipment is a must!
Fernie trail & ski area map