Feb 7th - SkiReport com
Fernie Alpine Report has the most powder snow of any major ski resort in Canada, with another 23cm (9 inches) of snow in the past 24 hours, 41cm (16 inches) in 48 hours, and 96cm (38 inches) in the past 7 days. The mountain’s snowpack has surpassed 327cm (11 feet), and the resort has received a whopping 792cm (26.4 feet) year to date.
Jan 18th - Anonymous
Another 30cm (12 inch) on Monday. Fernie is at the top for the most snow in North America with snow coming every few days. Great powder and short lift lines.
Jan 9th - SkiReport com
With a stunning 225cm (90 inch) snowpack, Fernie Alpine Resort has the most snow of any ski resort in the Canadian Rockies. The ski resort has received 440cm (almost 15 feet) of snow so far this winter, with 66cm (26 inches) in the past 7 days.
Dec 29th - Anonymous
44 cm's last night fantastic skiing throughout most runs open
Dec 27th - Anonymous
Spectacular skiing today. It was snowing all week and most of the mountain was closed for avalanche control-- until today. Go to Fernie!
Dec 27th - Anonymous
december 19 th- john
80 cm's in the last few days 190 cm base. good skiing all around. somewhat slow on openings but not crowded, well until tomorrow. holliday pricing in effect.
Dec 19th - Anonymous
Less than the usual amount of snowfall to date, the runs that are open are in pretty good shape. Some ice fog on the upper slopes, lower slopes can be a bit choppy. Ungroomed powder is pretty deep and fun. A lot of runs are still closed, so it can be a little crowded at times. 500 Californian students in town this week, so lots of rude boarders going too fast about.
Dec 17th - Anonymous
Anyone who has first hand recent experience at Fernie? Do they have the wild inconsiderate boarders so common in Canada or do they hav3e a real ski patrol to keep it sane? Let us know.
Dec 4th - SkiReport com
Scheduled to open on Saturday, December 8th. There’s been a whopping 48cm (19 inches) of snow in the past 24 hours, and 123cm (48 inches) to date.
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