Fernie Alpine Resort
Elk Valley · BC
3,550 ft vertical · 145 trails · 354″ snow/yr
Lift from C$155Epic
~370 km (FTA) trails maintained
Resort bike park 2026: Elk Chair daily June 25–Sept 7, Timber Chair weekends, plus bonus weekends Sept 12–13 and 19–20. Town trails ride later into fall.
Town trails are free; the FTA asks for a voluntary CA$15 day pass. Bike park 2026 adult online: CA$68 weekday, CA$72 weekend; uphill enduro access CA$51.
370 km of singletrack plus a chairlift bike park.
The Fernie Trails Alliance maintains about 370 km of multi-use trails that climb straight out of town onto Mount Fernie, Ridgemont and Castle Mountain, and Fernie Alpine Resort adds lift-served downhill on the Elk and Timber chairs. Pair long pedal days with a few bike park laps, then finish at the brewery. It suits fit trail riders and mixed groups who want both styles in one trip.
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Downhill and cross-country bike rentals at the base, with lift ticket packages.
Elk Valley bike shop for parts, service and local advice.
Sells the voluntary trails pass and runs events like the High Roller poker ride.
“Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.
A self-powered poker-run ride or run around Fernie’s peaks: punch a card at the top of each trail to build your hand, with a short Mini Roller for kids.
Upscale lodge at the resort with an outdoor pool, hot tubs and Névé Spa.
Affordable rooms at the base, steps from the Elk Chair.
Locally owned hotel in town, close to the trailheads.
Downtown budget beds, private rooms and pods.
Forest trails, a creek and campsites right at the edge of town.
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Within about 40 miles: other things to do, places to camp and the winter side.