These are longer, more challenging hikes that require good physical condition, and offer great opportunities to see wildlife and more spectacular views. To learn more about the network of trails and roads pick up a copy of the Fernie Trail Guide at the Visitor Information Centre or at a sporting goods retailer. Dress for variable mountain weather conditions Carry plenty of drinking water and an appropriate amount of food. It may be wise to leave your dog behind rather than risk a confrontation with wildlife. Mark your route as you go, or take a pencil and paper and note directions.
Many trails overlap and merge, and it can be confusing.
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