Spring skiing here is a bit like one of those surprise bags from the candy store—you never quite know what you’re going to get. It might be powder laps in the alpine followed by slushy turns down low. Groomers are often at their prime, and March has a reputation for delivering those sneaky late-season storms. But one thing’s guaranteed: patio beers taste better in ski boots. With wide-open terrain, minimal lift lines, and a community that knows how to celebrate the season, spring skiing at RED is where winter goes out swinging.

Spring skiing here is a bit like one of those surprise bags from the candy store—you never quite know what you’re going to get. It might be powder laps in the alpine followed by slushy turns down low. Groomers are often at their prime, and March has a reputation for delivering those sneaky late-season storms. But one thing’s guaranteed: patio beers taste better in ski boots. With wide-open terrain, minimal lift lines, and a community that knows how to celebrate the season, spring skiing at RED is where winter goes out swinging.

Spring skiing here is a bit like one of those surprise bags from the candy store—you never quite know what you’re going to get. It might be powder laps in the alpine followed by slushy turns down low. Groomers are often at their prime, and March has a reputation for delivering those sneaky late-season storms. But one thing’s guaranteed: patio beers taste better in ski boots. With wide-open terrain, minimal lift lines, and a community that knows how to celebrate the season, spring skiing at RED is where winter goes out swinging.