This mountain in South Eastern B.C. gets a ton of snow and is conveniently located just far enough away from any major population to keep it fairly low key. If you have seen shots of people riding through the snow and not on top of it they were probably taken here as Fernie gets some of the lightest snow around.
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The lift accessed terrain is contained within five bowls and their drainages, and is for the most part below the tree line. Lizard bowl and Cedar bowl are the exceptions to this and are quite wide open from top to bottom with few trees. Near the top of the mountain you can find some rocky chutes, a few cliff lines as well as wide open powder fields that with any luck will be filled with the real deal blower powder. Once you hit the tree line there is plenty of glades to be skied before heading down onto the lower half of the mountain which is mostly groomers with a few gladed areas.
Under construction since the start of fall, the Polar Peak chair lift is almost ready to spin. This past weekend towers were installed by helicopter under blue sky. If the project keeps on schedule, Fernie's newest
Sadly, we are coming up to the final weekend of lift operations at several resorts. Others will be open for the next couple of weeks, and a few will keep running into May. Here is a
Get A Partner and Bring The Battle to the Mountains
Helly Hansen's Big Mountain Battle is going into its 2nd exciting season and we want to invite you to join in the fun and excitement
The snow is dumping all over B.C., we have seen some of the earliest and best opening days in recent memory and it's all just getting started.
Mount Baker was open on Thursday
LIVE! Fernie Bear Express
LIVE! Fernie Lizard Bowl
