BC Parks will be continuing with the project this spring. Contractors and equipment will be in the park beginning April 1^st and will work until May long weekend. Works will halt for the summer and resume in the fall. Upgrades to the Mt. Fernie Park road including widening the section of road through the campground and raising the road elevation at the Stove Creek crossing will be undertaken over the next month and will result in disruption to traffic flow.

Check out this month's adventure.

https://www.ferniefix.com/article/outdoors/furry-friend-adventures

We have received permission from private land owners and Crown to groom Dairy Run and Lower Swine Flu for winter trail use. This grooming will be weather dependent and occur likely on Mondays. Please note we have been given an exemption from Crown to use a sled on non-motorized trails to groom this area. 

Please find attached a map of the grooming area. You can follow us on Facebook for current grooming information. Signage will be posted when grooming is occuring. 

https://ferniefix.com/article/outdoors/fernie-golf-course-nordic-loop

If you are donating to a particular project or fund please email info@fernietrailsalliance.com after you have made your donation, and we will make sure your generous donation is allocated accordingly.

Thank you for your suppport!

Mount Fernie Provincial Park Project is now underway. Please see below for the proposed timeline as well as the attached map for the concept plan.  

Now until December 20^th, 2018:

Logging areas:
Kids Stuff, Eric's Trail, Splitting Bears, Hessian, Bored to Tears, Split Decision and R-Trail. This area will be logged first, starting in mid October and 50-100 trees will be left standing per hectare. Numerous skid paths will cross the trails.

http://www.ferniefix.com/article/outdoors/green-alligator-trail

We would like to welcome Stag Leap Running Co as a Member Club of the Fernie Trails Alliance. 

Hot off the press! Check out the Elk Valley Community Trail 

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