About Fernie
Fernie Alpine Resort spreads across a row of alpine bowls beneath the limestone peaks of the Lizard Range, just outside the town of Fernie in British Columbia's Elk Valley. Storms off the Pacific often stall over the range and drop heavy snow, but warm spells can bring rain low down while the bowls stay white. These Fernie live cams let you compare the high bowls with the lower runs before you head up.
Which Fernie webcam to check first
Start with the Griz snow stake for new snow, then White Pass for wind and cloud on the upper mountain. Lizard Bowl and Cedar Bowl show snow and light in the alpine terrain, and Lizard Run shows the trail below.
Before you go to Fernie
Check Fernie's snow report for open lifts and bowls, and DriveBC for Highway 3 conditions through the Elk Valley before you go. The bowls can be in cloud when the village is clear.
Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.
