A Lap At Fernie Ski Resort

British Columbia, Canada | Active: 2021-present public video record | Known for: dirt skiing, brown pow, GoPro POV, British Columbia freeride clips | Current: skier, mountain biker and North Shore trail crew member Brown Pow Above The Bike Line The dirt chute in British Columbia looked more like a mountain-bike trail than a ski run: loose dust, narrow corners, exposed grass and no snow to soften the exit. Marcus Vanheyst dropped in anyway, skis rattling over the surface while Alexandre Chapellier followed close behind on a mountain bike. That clip explains his public ski identity better than a contest result ever could.... Read more on the Athlete page

British Columbia freeride resort above the town of Fernie | Known for: five alpine bowls, Polar Peak, 2500+ acres, 3550 ft vertical, 9 m average snowfall, Cedar Bowl, Lizard Bowl, Currie Bowl, Timber Bowl, Siberia Bowl, Deer Chair Rail Park, and Lizard Range powder | Season: early December to mid-April | Best for: freeriders, POV skiers, powder crews, advanced intermediates stepping into bowls, and riders who want real Canadian Rockies terrain with a practical rail zone Five Bowls In The Lizard Range Fernie Alpine Resort sits above Fernie in southeastern British Columbia, inside the Lizard Range, with a mountain shape that reads almost perfectly for freeride skiing. The official stats list 2500+ acres, 145 named runs, 1082 meters of vertical rise, a summit elevation of 2134 meters, 9 meters of average snowfall, and five alpine bowls plus tree skiing. tv.... Read more on the Location page