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Greetings, fellow adventurers! Planning a ski trip for four to Fernie Alpine Resort in Canada? Fantastic choice! As your seasoned guide, I'll help navigate this exciting journey. Let's assume our group is comprised of adventurous souls, reasonably fit, perhaps in their late 20s to early 40s, looking for a balanced mix of thrilling skiing and cozy downtime. We'll factor in a spring break timeframe of 7 days, a budget we’ll discuss in detail, and the typical spring snow conditions of Fernie.

Now, about that budget. Let’s target $5000 CAD total (excluding flights), which allows for comfortable lodging, lift tickets, equipment rentals, some delightful dining experiences, and a bit of après-ski fun. We can adjust based on your preferences.

Fernie in spring offers fantastic skiing with usually softer snow, ideal for cruising. The weather can be unpredictable though, with sunshine one minute and flurries the next – expect temperatures hovering around 0-5°C (32-41°F). This variability adds to the charm! Crowds tend to be moderate during this time – it’s not the peak season’s frenzy, yet not entirely deserted. This means you’ll find reasonably priced accommodations; I’d recommend looking into condos or charming lodges for cost-effectiveness and group comfort. Expect to spend approximately $1000 CAD on accommodation for the week, securing a place that suits all four.

Safety's paramount. Fernie is a safe destination, but always check avalanche forecasts before venturing off-piste. Lift tickets will be around $70-$100 CAD per day per person. This should be budgeted accordingly, and remember to purchase in advance for potential savings.

Regarding equipment rental, expect to pay around $100-$150 CAD for the week, again per person. And yes, we'll be incorporating local cultural experiences. Fernie is steeped in western Canadian charm. Imagine enjoying après-ski with local craft beers at a pub, savouring the hearty flavours of elk steak or a locally made wild mushroom soup in a cozy restaurant. Budget $1000-1500 CAD total for food and drinks. We'll listen to live music at a local pub, immerse ourselves in the warm community spirit, maybe even try some local ice wine (Canadian specialty). We’ll visit the Fernie Museum for a glimpse into local history and enjoy the stunning Rocky Mountain views. Transportation within Fernie is primarily via car (rental should be around $350 CAD for a week).

As for health advisories, always check the latest government recommendations before you travel. There are no significant travel restrictions, typically, in Fernie; however, it's always wise to get travel insurance just in case.

In summary: Accommodation: $1000 CAD; Lift Tickets (7 days): $2800 - $4200 CAD (depending on ticket pricing); Equipment Rentals: $400-$600 CAD; Food and Drinks: $1000-$1500 CAD; Transportation: $350 CAD; Total Estimated Cost: $5550 - $7150 CAD. Remember that flights are not included in the budget. Prepare to be captivated by the raw beauty of the Canadian Rockies, the welcoming nature of Fernie's locals, and the thrill of an unforgettable ski adventure.