Fernie BC, Accommodations

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1-800-667-9911 Summer Special - 2 nights only $129/nt $cdn (must mention  unit: #516) 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Local Maps:

British Columbia/Montana/Alberta

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Map of Fernie Alpine Resort

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Map of Timberline Lodges Complex - NEW! Balsam Lodge

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Drive time from major cities:

From Hours Kms Miles
Kelowna 7.5 547 340
Banff 4.5 375 233
Calgary 3.5 326 203
Edmonton 7.5 581 361
Cranbrook 1.25 100 62
Elkford 1.0 67 42
Great Falls, MT 7.0 574 354
Kalispell, MT 2.5 188 117
Lethbridge 3.0 212 132
Medicine Hat 4.5 385 240
Red Deer 5.5 475 295
Sparwood 0.5 32 20
Spokane, WA 5.0 406 252
Vancouver 11.0 945 587
Whitefish, MT 2.5 210 131

From Calgary: Take the Trans Canada Highway 1 East out of the city. Take Highway 2 South to Highway 3 (Crow's Nest Highway) until the town of Fernie. Fernie Alpine Resort is only a five minute drive from town.

From Vancouver: Take the Trans Canada Highway 1 East to Provincal Highway 3. Take Highway 3 to BC Highway 3A and follow 3A South to Highway 3 again. Travel NorthEast on Highway 3 until the town of Fernie. Fernie Alpine Resort is only a five minute drive from town.

From Whitefish/Kalispell Montana: Head north on Highway #93 through the United States-Canada border. Once on Canadian soil, follow Highway #93 to its end at the junction of Highway #3, also known as the Crowsnest Highway. Turn east on Highway #3. Once here, all of the landmarks will be as mentioned in "From Cranbrook Airport."

From Cranbrook Airport: Head west on Airport Road, and turn left (south) toward Cranbrook on Highway #95a. Turn left (east) toward Fernie on Highway #3. On your left you will see the dramatic Steeple range. You will pass through the communities of Jaffray and Elko.

Be careful on the next stretch of highway. It passes through some rock cuts: visibility is poor and big horn sheep and other wildlife are often on the road.

After you pass through the tunnel, you may notice differences in the climate. The Fernie side of the tunnel typically has more precipitation, lower temperatures and later seasons. On your right, you will catch your first glimpses of the Elk River.

Once you pass Morrissey, you will see the turnoff to Fernie Alpine Resort on your left. Fernie is less than ten minutes away.