FERNIE
SMALL TOWN. LEGENDARY SNOW.
Fernie is known for its legendary snowfall, extensive groomed trail network and five distinct riding areas that offer everything from family-friendly trail days to technical trees, rolling meadows and steep alpine terrain.
Coal Creek and Morrissey put some of Fernie’s best-known riding just minutes from downtown, while Corbin opens up another side of the destination entirely. There’s a remarkable amount of terrain packed into this little corner of the Rockies — whether you’re looking for an easy day on the trails or somewhere to disappear into the mountains.
And the riding is only part of the reason to come. Add a vibrant historic downtown, great food, local breweries and a mountain culture that runs deep, and Fernie becomes a pretty easy place to stay for another day.
EXPLORE THE RIDING
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COAL CREEK & MORRISSEY
RIDE GUIDE
Groomed trails, warming shelters and approachable terrain make these two Fernie riding areas a natural starting point for families and first-time riders.
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CORBIN
RIDE GUIDE
A ghost town, a 200-metre seam of coal and some seriously good snowmobiling. Welcome to one of BC’s more interesting places to ride.
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THE ART OF THE GROOM
BEHIND THE TRAIL
There’s a lot that happens between the last sled home and the first tracks tomorrow. Go behind the scenes with Fernie’s trail grooming crew.
SEE IT FOR YOURSELF
MINUTES FROM TOWN. MILES FROM EVERYONE
Deep snow, mountain terrain and a historic town that knows how to do winter. Take a look at what makes Fernie one of BC’s most distinctive places to ride.
