Elk Valley Nordic Centre
Our nordic trails are not open to skiing yet. The snow cover is thin and only ‘rock skis’ should be used at this time. Our grooming team is ready though.
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No dogs, snowshoes, biking or walkers on the trails please.
Cedar & Lizard Lookout | Not enough snow yet | Nov 18 | |
From Hut to bridge | Not enough snow yet | Nov 18 | |
Runt & Grunt | Not enough snow yet | Nov 18 | |
Galloway loop | Closed off at this time | Nov 18 | |
Lizard Creek loop | Not enough snow yet | Nov 18 | |
FAR connector & Boomerang | Not enough snow yet | Nov 18 |
Waiting for trails to be groomed. Some packing has been done on some sections.
Fernie Golf Course
The trails are now CLOSED to skiing.
Level of difficulty: Easy
No dogs, snowshoes or walkers on the golf course please.
Maps and directions are shown here
Other locations where one can ski in the Fernie area are listed below. Please note that these trails are dog-friendly and operated by other organizations.
Fernie Alpine Resort
The Silk, Scandia and Manchuria trails are not opened for skiing yet.
Off-leash dogs are now allowed on the trails if they are still under ‘vocal control’. A map and directions to trails are found here
The FAR snow report is here
Fernie Dyke and City Trails
The trails are not open for skiing yet.
It is a multi-use trail for walking, snowshoeing, snow biking and skiing with your dog. Grooming of the dyke to the north bridge will start at the same time as the grooming on the golf course. Additionally the dyke from the north bridge to the boat launch will be groomed and trackset after a sufficient new snow fall.
Level of difficulty: Easy
Montane
There is a report that the trails were groomed (Nov 21)
Find map and directions to trails here
Anyone may send text updates to 250-430-2719 at any time.