Red Mountain Ski Resort

BRITISH COLUMBIA / RED MOUNTAIN

British Columbia Canada

Nearby:

Whitewater 49° North

Elevation

3,888'

Base

6,808'

Summit

2,920'

Vertical Drop

Trails

119

3,850 Acres

Lifts

4 Types

Snowfall

168"

Annual Snowfall

17"

Nov

41"

Dec

48"

Jan

41"

Feb

31"

Mar

Apr

Best known for

# 6 Small Ski Area in North America
# 1 Small Ski Area in Canada
# 1 Small Ski Area in British Columbia

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 13, 2025

Projected closing date

Apr 05, 2026

Projected Days Open

116

Years Open

Average Snowfall

168"

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

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Mike W

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 including a super affordable pay-per-run cat ski operation from the top of Grey to Mt Kirkup. Even when the snow isn't the greatest, there is plenty of fun terrain to explore and chances are you will find some fresh tracks somewhere on this massive resort. The hostel at the base area is easily the best bang for your buck out of anywhere I have stayed in the past, just a short 2-min walk across the parking lot to the chairlift. This is a true core skier's mountain.

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