Tag: Fernie
July 30th, 2021 | Mountain Sledder
Racehorse Pass Removed from Government List of Trails to be Decommissioned
January 27th, 2020 | Mountain Sledder
Fernie Gumball Adventure Challenge Set to Take Place in March
The Fernie Snowmobile Association will be hosting the second annual Fernie Gumball Adventure Challenge on March 21, 2020.
September 24th, 2019 | Nicole Matei
Elk Valley Snow Avalanche Workshop Returns to Fernie in November
The Elk Valley Snow Avalanche Workshop welcomes avalanche professionals and recreationalists for a day of presentations and discussion of avalanche safety.
September 19th, 2019 | Nicole Matei
Update: Wrangler’s Cabin at Fernie Riding Zone Nears Completion
Fernie Snowmobile Association's new Wrangler's Cabin project has continued to move forward with the addition of site fill, soffit, fascia, and the beginnings of new outhouses.
June 25th, 2019 | Travis McNabb
7 Epic Craft Breweries in Mountain Sledding Towns
Here’s a list of craft breweries in mountain sledding towns which are definitely worth checking out once the snow ponies are parked for the day.
February 27th, 2019 | Mountain Sledder
Fernie Snowmobile Area Access Trail Closed without Notice
The public access trail to the Corbin snowmobiling area near Fernie was plowed to dirt without notice last Thursday, February 21, leaving grooming equipment stranded and no way for sledders to access…
February 25th, 2019 | Kirsten Armleder
Plenty of Places to Ride in the southeast Kootenay
If you enjoy riding the tighter, more tech-y stuff, then you’ll love snowmobiling in the southeast Kootenay region between Fernie and Kimberley.
October 2nd, 2018 | Mountain Sledder
Elk Valley Snow Avalanche Workshop Nov 10, 2018
Fernie, BC will play host to the first ever Elk Valley Snow Avalanche Workshop (EVSAW) at Traynor Hall on November 10, 2018. The event welcomes both avalanche professionals and recreationalists for a…
January 12th, 2018 | Nicole Matei
High Avalanche Hazard and the Fine Art of a Courageous Retreat
You’ve been planning this trip for weeks. The sleds are loaded, and hotels booked. One problem: High Avalanche Hazard. Here's what to do.