Red Mountain Ski Resort

Red Mountain

Projected Opening: Dec 26
Projected Closing: Apr 04
Lifts: 8
Trails: 119
Skiable Terrain: 3,850 ac
Base: 3,888'
Summit: 6,808'
Vertical Drop: 2,920'
Average Snowfall: 162"

Snowfall

162"

Annual Snowfall

Nov17"
Dec41"
Jan46"
Feb40"
Mar30"
Apr0"

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RED Mountain is the last great, unspoiled resort. Located in Rossland, BC, along the famous "Powder Highway," RED delivers 4,200 acres of pristine skiing unfettered by overdevelopment. For 2013-14, the resort added nearly 1,000 acres of mostly-intermediate terrain on Grey Mountain, an entirely new peak. With 300"/7.6m of annual snowfall, wide-open groomed runs, epic vertical (2,919ft/890m), in-bounds cat-skiing, 360 degree descents off select peaks, a rich tradition, and the best tree runs in BC, it's no wonder The NY Times voted RED Mountain their #8 "Best Place in the World to Visit in 2013." RED's other recent accolades include #1 in Powder's "Ski Town Throwdown," and "Most Underrated Resort" by Skiing.

Plan Your Trip

Transportation

Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 26, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 04, 2027
Projected Days Open
116
Years Open
79
Average Snowfall
162"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

17%

Intermediate Runs

34%

Advanced Runs

23%

Expert Runs

26%

Runs in Total

119

Longest Run

4.3 mi

Skiable Terrain

3,850 ac

Lifts

Quad Chairs

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

A shuttle service (set schedule) will take you to and from Rossland (5 min. away from Red Resort). Ski rental, repair, lessons, rental lockers and childcare available. You will find a terrain park, beginner area with carpet, the Red Express, a 15-passenger shuttle service to/from the Spokane Airport, lounge, boutique, cafeteria in the base area and Paradise lodge found at the top of Granite mountain.

Reviews

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RED has spoiled me for all other resorts. The massive terrain has something for everyone and you can find powder stashes a week after the last snowfall. It's not uncommon to find yourself alone with just you and your crew on a run. There's super easy access to even more slackcountry terrain includin…

Mike W

Sep 12, 2024