Red Mountain
Closed
Elevation
- 6808ftSummit
- 2920ftVertical Drop
- 3888ftBase
Lifts
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 2
- 3
- 1
- 2
- 8Total
Terrain
Beginner Runs
17%
Intermediate Runs
34%
Advanced Runs
23%
Expert Runs
26%
Runs
119
Terrain Parks
1
Longest Run
4.3 mi
Skiable Terrain
3850 ac
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Overview
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.
Important Dates
- Projected OpeningProjected Closing12/12/202004/05/2020
- Projected Days Open
116 - Years Open
73 - Average Snowfall
300"
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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.
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Contact Info
Red Mountain
P.O. Box 670
VOG 1YO Rossland
Canada
Phone: 800-663-0105
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