The Fernie Nordic Society is a non-profit society that officially came into existence in July 2006. Through the monumental efforts of many volunteers, we now have more than 12 kms of pristine groomed Nordic track in one of the world's most spectacular venues. The Fernie Nordic Society now has more than 300 members of all ages and backgrounds. The primary goal of the Fernie Nordic Society is "to provide low cost winter fitness activity to its membership through high quality groomed trails and programming". Through the Jackrabbit development program, the Society now has 65 young skiers - from 4 to 12 year old - improving their skills during the winter season ... and enjoying it!

As visitors arrive into Fernie for its legendary powder skiing in the mountains, the Fernie Nordic Society is proud to offer an alternative activity to enhance their winter enjoyment.

FRESH SNOW means that it is time to get your ski gear ready!

Several local retailers are offering good prices for new gear to Fernie Nordic Society members.
           
Let's support them! Ask us when you get your membership for this season. With all this new snow it really looks promising.

It is also possible to get rental gear for the day from three locations in Fernie: at Gear Hub and Ski Base in town, and also at Quest at the ski hill. See our page for more details.

ONLINE REGISTRATION NOW LIVE !!

Click here to get a membership, day pass, or to make a donation online!
or go to the Membership page and dowload an application form.

Members can also register on this site to post comments. The Jackrabbit section is only visible to members with children in our program. To register click here or send us a message through the Contact page.

Fundraising Corner

With your help, we are collecting money from your unused CT money and bottles and cans to get more props and materials to include in the Bunnyrabbit and Jackrabbit lessons and training.

Put your Canadian Tire money to good use!

Bottle Drive

Bring your donation to Annie at Fernie Blueprint on 2nd Avenue or place it in the Nordic Society box at Freshie's.