Explore Fernie · For hosts

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Start from 29 curated places around Fernie, CA, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.

Restaurants & cafés

Yamagoya Sushi
Fernie's beloved Japanese counter, owner-operated and nearly always full. No reservations, no shortcuts, and a menu that runs from classic nigiri to inventive rolls.

The Curry Bowl
An Asian-fusion room a block off the main strip with a rooftop patio that looks out at the Three Sisters. Generous portions, real Thai and Indian curries, and the only 360-degree mountain view from a dining table in town.

Trails & outdoors

Fairy Creek Falls Trail
A 1.5 km out-and-back from the edge of town along Fairy Creek to a series of cascades. The easiest 'real' nature walk that starts from downtown without driving.

Mount Proctor Trail
A grunt of a hike rising straight out of town to a panoramic ridge above the Elk Valley. 11 km return, 1200 metres up — Fernie's local fitness benchmark.

Things to do

Fernie Alpine Resort
Fernie's flagship ski resort and the deep-snow capital of the southern Rockies, with five alpine bowls and 1300 metres of vertical. Summer turns it into a lift-served biking and hiking park.

Fernie Museum
A small but very well-curated town-history museum in a heritage building, with the best account of the 1908 fire and the coal-mining era south of Cranbrook. The downtown rainy-day stop.

Landmarks & sights

Historic Downtown Fernie
Three blocks of brick storefronts on 2nd Avenue rebuilt after the 1908 fire, now anchored by Park Place and the Beanpod corner. The best heritage main street in the southern Rockies.

Mount Fernie Provincial Park
A small old-growth provincial park five minutes south of town with the cedar-and-cottonwood swimming hole at Lizard Creek. The closest serious nature to downtown without driving the resort road.

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