Elevation
3,888'
Base
6,808'
Summit
2,920'
Vertical Drop
Trails
119
3,850 acres
Lifts
8
4 types
Snowfall
176"
ANNUAL SNOWFALL
17"
Nov
41"
Dec
48"
Jan
39"
Feb
31"
Mar
0"
Apr

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Red Mountain

Where to stay

Plan Your Trip

when to go

Projected opening date

Dec 07

Projected closing date

Apr 06

Projected Days Open

116

Years Open

78

Average Snowfall

762

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

8

Quad Chairs
2
Triple Chairs
3
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
2

Reviews

EDWARD C

Red Mountain exceeded our expectations. A scenic, under 3hr drive from Spokane made our travel from NYC w/ our 7yr old daughter very manageable. Our concerns of recent warm temps were quickly dissolved when it started snowing by 8am the first day on the lifts. 3 days & 16" + made for untracked & steeeeep lines down countless chutes & bowls, all filled w/ trees, both spaced & tight. When you tire of that, take a quick cat ride up to Mt Kircup. Its cheap & beats the 20min hike to some more of previously mentioned terrain. The warm weather effected the snow quality a bit. It made for some heavy, wet conditions, but that didn't deter us from getting our fill of untracked lines. A 2hr drive to soak in Ainsworth Hot Spring is well worth it, and we hear Whitewater is a great mountain, but we stuck to Red. Never leave snow to go find it elsewhere! Our daughter loves Red Mt & excelled beyond our believes in ski school. She logged more hrs on the mountain than anyone & had enough energy to take us for runs after we picked her up. If you haven't already, check out BC's Powder Highway & make a stop @ Red.

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