RED MOUNTAIN: the last great, unspoiled resort
Located in Rossland, BC, 1st stop on Canada’s famous Powder Highway, fiercely independent RED delivers 3,850 acres of pristine skiing, putting us in the Top 10, size-wise, in N. America. With a new chairlift and 7 more runs over 300 additional acres on Topping Creek to streamline skier flow to Grey Mountain, this is the Year of RED. With 7.6m of annual snowfall, $10/run cat-skiing, a brand new boutique hotel and a modern hostel at the base, it’s no wonder The NY Times voted us (and our friendly locals) their “#8 Best Place in the World to Visit.” We also nabbed “Most Underrated Resort” from Skiing. Wondering what “#1 Most Acres Per Skier” means? Fresh turns you don’t have to fight for.
Our numbers don’t lie.
Top 10 Total Skiable Acres in North America
At RED, visitors can choose from 119 runs spread across three stellar mountains that feature everything from wide-open groomers to steep, powder-filled glades. With more than 3,850 skiable acres and 890 meters (2,919 feet) of vertical terrain serviced by 8 total lifts, there is a lot to explore at RED. The abundant snow, friendly staff and locals, and the short lift lines are just a few reasons why our guests fall in love.
Not a number cruncher?
then take in the eye candy.
When the snow melts and the skis and boards are stored away, adventure in RED and Rossland turn the page and simply continue to chug away 24-7. Whether its our epic mountain biking, whitewater rafting, high-altitude golf, fly fishing, or kayaking we have plenty to keep you busy day in and day out. Finish it all off and kick back at our local award-winning craft brewery, Rossland Beer Co., for a pint at sunset. The snow may be gone on the mountain, but the adventure is just beginning.
Explore our summer activities, photos, and our Get Lost Adventure Centre »
Adventure Doesn’t Sleep
That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t.
From 4-star rated slopeslide condo accommodations with your own private jacuzzi (the hostess with the mostest) to more affordable accommodations in the town of Rossland (only 5 minutes away!), you have some good pickins’ to rest your body after an unforgettable adventure.
GOLD GOT ‘EM HERE
…AND THE KOOTENAYS KEPT ‘EM HERE
Modern-day Rossland is that rare beast: A place of small town charm and big, big ideas. A real municipality at the base of a world-class ski resort. An historic downtown core with all mod cons, from gourmet espresso to book stores. And all of it is held together by the famously friendly locals and their commitment to making sure that Canadian Hospitality still means something. Find out all about Rossland »
SO…HOW DO I GET THERE?
fly, drive, run – just get here!
Located at an elevation of 1023 metres (3410 feet), Rossland lies high in the Monashee Mountains in the West Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada. Within driving distance are Spokane International Airport (GEG), Kelowna Int’l Airport (YLW), and the smaller regional airports of Castlegar (YCG) and Trail (YZZ).
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CAT SKIING to Mount KIRKUP
Powder Hounds and Cat Ladies Rejoice.
From the summit of Grey Mountain, you can now hitch a ride in our snowcat to the top of adjacent Mount Kirkup. You and 12 other guests will savour powder skiing with an incredible 2,054 foot vertical drop (626 meters) on runs that take you back to the Grey Chairlift! We’re the only ski resort in Canada offering this type of cat skiing experience. No avalanche gear required or guide needed! Shred back down to the bottom of the Grey Chair or even further down to the Topping Creek Chair! Hop back on the chair and do it all over again. Your legs will need the rest!
Get the details and booking info for cat skiing at RED Mountain Resort »
Featured Events
Millennial Trail Expansion: Ready to Ride
Three loops totaling 5.8kms of all-new mountain biking trails branching out from the base of RED Mountain is now open for riding.
Press Release: Millennial Trail Expansion
Construction is underway on the Millennial Trail Expansion: Three loops totaling 5.8kms of all-new mountain biking trails.
Graduates Get a Well-Deserved Send Off On The Red Chair
We couldn't have been more excited to host the Seven Summits Centre for Learning Annual Graduation Ceremony.
2020/21 Season Pass Update
A letter from RED CEO, Howard Katkov, Regarding 2020/21 Season Passes and COVID-19.
2020 Public Notice
As a reminder the area is closed to motorized vehicles and ski touring...
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