Top Things to do in Fernie
9 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Fernie That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Fernie, Canada including Fernie Heritage Library, Spa 901, Vogue Theatre, Three Sisters Day Spa, Fernie Distillers, Fernie Museum, Fernie Brewing Co., Neve Spa at Fernie Alpine Resort, Northern Bar & Stage - Fernie, BC.
Restaurants in Fernie
1. Fernie Heritage Library
2. Spa 901
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Welcome to the Kootenay’s premier spa. From the original brick walls of this renovated 1908 schoolhouse, to the spacious treatment rooms and one of a kind amenities, Spa 901 boasts luxury, professionalism and specialized treatments. Our hand-picked team of service providers strive to provide an exceptional spa experience where beauty, comfort, knowledge and personalized attention combine to create a memorable and rejuvenating experience. We invite you to complement your Fernie experience and be our guest at Spa 901.
Reviewed By 725marjc
My husband and I came for a couples massage. The place is very clean and welcoming. We enjoyed the hot pool prior to our massage appointment, very relaxing. The massage part of our session was excellent, we both received lovely treatment from the staff. I would highly recommend this spa for individual or couples treatment.
3. Vogue Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
4. Three Sisters Day Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
The only day spa in beautiful Fernie, B.C., offering exclusive esthetic, spa and massage services with Aveda skincare techniques and products. Enjoy quality care in a fun, friendly setting.
5. Fernie Distillers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By hfk16 - Calgary, Canada
We came in to try the cocktails on a rainy Saturday evening between Christmas and New Years and stumbled into a wonderful local experience. As soon as we sat down (at the bar, always sit at the bar), we were offered a complimentary tasting of the three bottles they have developed so far - a wheat-based vodka sourced from nearby Creston, BC, an "Earl Grey tea-infused" liqueur called Fernie Fog, and an America-style gin that just launched in early December. My sister, who is not a gin drinker, happily reported that the gin did not "taste like eating a Christmas tree". However, the real highlight of the tasting room is the cocktails menu. I had to take a solid 15 minutes just to read through the whole selection, and another 5 to narrow down a choice. I ended up with a Definitely, Maybe, which I would recommend to those who enjoy an Old Fashioned. They do a number of different vodka infusions, create in-house bitters (which will hopefully be on sale soon) and all the drinks are garnished with dried fruit. If you are feeling adventurous, try ordering Two Fires and a Flood. It is a treat for the whole room. As it is a tasting room, you can bring in (or order in) your own food. They have a few snacks available (dried fruit and nuts, not bar food), but given that each drink is 2-3 oz, you will probably want to have eaten first. I believe the space is open to children as well, and they have a good selection of mocktails. The distilling room is visible through a window, but no in-depth tours as of yet. We will definitely be stopping in next time we are in Fernie, and I am looking forward to seeing how they grow over the coming year.
6. Fernie Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Opened to the public in 2013, the Fernie Museum is located in the heart of historic downtown Fernie. The museum offers two floors of exhibits, a gift shop, archives and visitor information services. The main floor permanent exhibit highlights the story of the Fernie region, from the use of the area by the Ktunaxa to underground and open pit mining to the development of Fernie as a four-season resort community. The second floor gallery features rotating art and history exhibits. The Museum also offers a range of programs throughout the year, including popular themed walking tours during the summer. Museum staff are on hand to help guide your paths as your explore our museum, community and the environment around us – whether it is on the ski hill or on our many hiking or biking trails. Public washrooms are available and the facility offers barrier free access.
Reviewed By suzanm949
It is always fascinating to learn about the history of a small town. Loved all the old photographs and the history of coal mining in the town.
7. Fernie Brewing Co.
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 64 reviews
The Tasting Room has re-opened with a modified service! We are currently offering glasses + Growlers + packaged product - at a reduced capacity. No Flights at this time. The safety of our Team and Visitors is our priority, and we are following Provincial guidelines. We are also still offering FBC FlyBy - order your packaged product + merch online, then collect from safely outside the Brewery. Head to the website for more info, cheers!
Reviewed By lauren5598 - Hamilton, Canada
Local breweries are always a favourite, including Fernie. Great taproom with great beer! Was super busy when we arrived but were served rapidly while we waited for a seat to open up.
8. Neve Spa at Fernie Alpine Resort
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 19 reviews
From December 3, 2016 Neve Spa at Fernie Alpine Resort is a glacial-inspired, 100% natural rejuvenation experience. We take a healthier alternative within the beauty industry. We are proud to partner with Rocky Mountain Soap Company and their toxin-free 100% natural products. We also carry the LVX nail products that a 7-toxin-free, cruelty-free and vegan. Whether you are seeking relief after a hard day on the ski hill or simply looking for a relaxing escape, we offer a wide range of treatments to suit all needs, including: facials, body scrubs, manicure, foot care and massage therapy. All massages and spa services include use of our outdoor heated pool and hot tubs, with breathtaking mountain views, before and/or after your treatment.
