Tourism Fernie

Fernie, a gem nestled in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, boasts a vibrant arts and culture scene that captivates both residents and visitors alike.

This small mountain town was founded in 1898 and is located in the southeast corner of British Columbia.

Fernie’s historic downtown, with its picturesque century-old brick buildings, sets the stage for a thriving creative community, featuring the Fernie Arts Station, an array of galleries, working studios, and the popular Arts Co-op Community. The Fernie Museum enriches the cultural landscape, offering a window into the town’s storied past, while street art scattered throughout the town brings splashes of color and creativity to everyday life. It’s clear that the stunning mountain scenery does more than just provide a breathtaking backdrop; it serves as a constant source of inspiration for artists and artisans, infusing Fernie’s arts and culture offerings with a unique charm and vibrancy that is truly special.

Fernie is also rightly known as outdoor enthusiast’s paradise, offering an array of recreational activities in any season. Eclectic dining is offered in every corner and the diverse inventory of accommodation is sure to suit any budget or style.