Red Lodge Mountain Ski Resort

Red Lodge Mountain

Projected Opening: Dec 04
Projected Closing: Apr 11
Lifts: 7
Trails: 70
Skiable Terrain: 1,635 ac
Base: 7,016'
Summit: 9,416'
Vertical Drop: 2,400'
Average Snowfall: 146"

Snowfall

146"

Annual Snowfall

Nov9"
Dec23"
Jan20"
Feb40"
Mar38"
Apr22"

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Nestled within the Beartooth mountains and just outside of Yellowstone National Park, Red Lodge Mountain delivers big mountain fun without big crowds or big prices. Red Lodge receives an average of 250” of snow annually and is known for its diverse mix of terrain and friendly atmosphere. Terrain by difficulty: Beginner 18%, Intermediate 28%, Advanced 36%, Expert 18%

Transportation

Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 04, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 11, 2027
Projected Days Open
136
Days Open Last Year
142
Years Open
66
Average Snowfall
146"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

19%

Intermediate Runs

25%

Advanced Runs

36%

Expert Runs

20%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

2.5 mi

Skiable Terrain

1,635 ac

Snow Making

496 ac

Lifts

High Speed Quads

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Three dining options on the mountain ranging from table-service to cafeteria style, and two full-service bars. Complete ski and snowboard rental shop, with the option to upgrade to a high-performance demo setup. Repair shop available with same-day tune packages. Group and private lessons available for all skill levels, ages 4+. The Mountain Shop carries the skiing & riding essentials, in the event you forget something at home.

Reviews

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Red Lodge, although known for poor snow sometimes, always had some great things going for it. Now though it is understaffed, poor snow, and failure to open Cole Creek and Palisades until later in season. Those things are tough hurdles for RLM to overcome but I deal with those. RLM used to be know…

Pat Reynolds

Feb 21, 2022