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Member Clubs
The Fernie Trails Pass is a way for locals and visitors to support and give back to the Fernie trail network. With options from day and weekend use, to annual single and family memberships, there is a way for everyone to support out trails.
PLEASE NOTE: If you are a member of the Fernie Mountain Bike Club or the Fernie Trails & Ski Touring Club, your Fernie Trails Pass is a part of your Club Membership.
If not, choose from the below Annual and Day Use options.
Trail Passes and Member Club memberships run a calendar year, from Jan 1st – Dec 31st.
*Purchasing a Trails Pass is Non-Mandatory, however does bring about excellent trail karma.*
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Each Member Club functions entirely independently, yet works closely with the FTA, to enhance, promote and grow the wide variety of non-motorized trail user groups in the valley. From biking to running, ski touring to nordic skiing, we support a wide variety of activities, 365 days of the year.
Whether the upcoming cold snap stays, or goes, one thing is for sure, winter is knocking at the door.
Following confirmation from Fernie Alpine Resort (FAR), Snakebite and Verboten are to be closed for the remainder of the season.
Back in mid-May, the Koocanusa Recreation Steering Committee (Recreation Sites and Trails BC) hired a contractor to establish the Elk Rim Non-Motorized Recreation (mountain bike) Trail in the popular South Country.
It’s been a long time coming, but this spring sees a new addition to the primarily volunteer-run Fernie Trails Alliance. The FTA are delighted to announce the hiring of Ben Martin, as our new Trails Manager.
