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Great employees and volunteers, good hampers, and very friendly and hard workers.

Great off leash dog park! Beautiful and easy to walk around.

If you want a short hike with a good view, and don't mind a gravelly drive, then this is a good option. There is signage for the parking, but it is quite hidden up a tree behind branches. Use google to get to the parking area, and once in the lot, you'll be taking the leftmost farthest trail from the parking entrance, starting downhill. It climbs a bit the second half of the 10-minute hike, and there is a picnic table at the lookout, should you need to sit. Walked this in May, LOTS of mosquitoes, so come prepared.

Culturally immersive education center that teaches Splatsin culture and values. Workshops for all ages interested in a rich native heritage. Learn the language and root yourself in your community by supporting this wonderful establishment

All ways good service

Lovely people and a lovely library. My only wish is that it was opened before 11am..

Just did the walking tour about Fernie and the First World War and the internment of ‘enemy aliens’. The interpretative guide was excellent and full of local history. Learned lots and would love to do the other two tours about the fire and bootlegging. The museum itself is small but it has a wealth of information and the exhibits are well thought out and put together. Loved learning about the history of the area and lifting the high tech air pick. Can’t imagine beating a guy in an arm wrestling contest that lifts one of those things eight hours a day. Excellent place and I highly recommend the walking tour as well.

Fun place, clean bathrooms, good break spot for kids

The Cast Iron Grill offers simple well made food, in a time when most restaurants in Fernie are trying to have trendy menu items. This place has chosen to focus on classic food done right. Our steak sandwiches where tender, perfectly cooked seasoned well, all the food was hot. If you are lucky enough to be here on a night they are offering prime rib, just order it, you can't go wrong. The dining room is an average golf course club house, again they are not pretending to be something they are not. Where this location is different is the views. It is set on a 100 year old golf course with majestic mountain views. It's like you are dining in your own private mountain valley, without the obstruction of the city or over development. We were here for lunch, and I did hear other customers raving about the breakfast they had the day before, I can't wait to try the breakfast.

Really fun farmers market

Always good for a beer or two