RED Mountain Resort

Ski resort · Rossland

RED Mountain Resort

Ski resort · Rossland

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4300 Old Red Mountain Road, Rossland, BC V0G 1Y0, Canada

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Red Mountain Resort in Rossland, Canada, boasts 3,850 acres of powder-packed terrain with a chill vibe, perfect for ski enthusiasts of all levels.  

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"The four-hour drive between Revelstoke and RED is the largest stretch you’ll come across on the Powder Highway. So when you arrive at RED Mountain Resort, you’ll be rested and ready to go. And that’s a good thing since RED has around 3,850 acres of terrain and pay-per-run cat-skiing (20 CAD a ride) that will leave your legs burning. You can also start your Powder Highway journey at RED by flying into Spokane, Washington, which is two-and-a-half hours from RED Mountain Resort. How to Ride: Ikon Pass holders can ski up to seven days at RED depending on their pass type. Single-day lift tickets start at 139 CAD (around $99)." - Evie Carrick Evie Carrick Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'

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"Red Mountain Ski Resort is not known around the world, but it’s a gold mine for in-the-know powder hounds seeking the thrill of big resorts without the big price tag and crowds." - Jonny Bierman

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"Today it is home to the wonderfully retro Red Mountain Resort." - Tim Neville

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@cntraveler

"One of the largest ski resorts in North America, Red has 3,850 acres of skiable terrain and nearly 3,000 feet of vertical drop. There are five different peaks, each with multiple faces. Granite Mountain alone can be skied on all four sides; it has an extremely rare 360-degree descent."

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Calin Somosan

Google
Some of the best snow I have experienced. Powder at its beat! The mountain has lots of variety. Tons of glades and terrain for experienced skiers. Loved it! The atmosphere is also very laid back and the staff and the resort has a very friendly attitude. You don't feel they are after you at every moment to ding you like other ski resorts, such as Whistler for instance!

Hugo Royalty

Google
Honestly my favorite ski resort experience I've ever had. The snow is absolutely fantastic and there is so much skiable terrain. The best part about RED though is the minimal amount of people. Throughout my entire 1 week stay there were almost no lines at any of the lifts.

Thor Carpenter

Google
We have been visiting Red Mountain for many years and the skiing is consistently excellent. There is a wide variety of trails for all levels of skiers and snowboarders, so everyone can find something they enjoy. The terrain is challenging enough for experienced skiers, but also forgiving enough for beginners to learn and progress. The snow conditions are typically excellent, and the views from the top of the mountain are breathtaking. In addition to the downhill skiing, Red Mountain also offers a variety of other winter activities, including cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking. This makes it a great place for a winter vacation for the whole family. Overall, we highly recommend Red Mountain Resort to anyone looking for a great ski vacation. The skiing is world-class and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly.

Brigitta Catinean

Google
So much terrain. Lots of lifts to cover the terrain. Runs never feel busy even during the holidays when the bottom chair is lined up (which we are told is rare in these parts). Not a lot of signage on the runs so you have to pay attention to where you want to go. Bring your low light lenses and the most waterproof gear you own!

Eric Doelling

Google
Great terrain, a throwback to the past. Infrastructure could still use updating but that’s part of the charm I suppose. Employees of the ski Hill are fantastic, it’s just a different ethic and friendliness than at the big hills. The clientele, fellow skiers, are also different. It’s wonderful to see people of all ages enjoying the day and not worrying what outfits they have or equipment they’re using. Red is a nice place

Morison Smith

Google
I just had a horrible experience—or more accurately, witnessed one. I was waiting in line for the Kirkup cat when a group of 8 kept adding more people to their group, effectively cutting in line. Everyone was telling them to go to the back, but the father started yelling and swearing, claiming that they were locals with season passes. The cat driver then got confronted by the man who was upset about the line-cutting. The guy who was standing up for the others upset by the cutting asked to speak with the driver. The cat driver, Ari, completely lost it, only listening to the guy who initially spoke up. He then proceeded to yell at the person in the right, telling him to get the (expletive) out of the line because "this is my cat." In the end, the driver didn’t let the person in the right on, and I’m not sure if they were a family member or not, but that cat driver was in the wrong. I’ve been coming to Red Mountain for 6 years, and this was the most embarrassing experience I've witnessed with the staff. I’ve attached a picture of the driver so everyone knows who is allowing friends and family to cut the line. Super disappointing, Red Mountain. P.S. If I could give Ari 0 stars, I would.

Mary Y. Chi

Google
**“RED has the best mountain guides! We had Francis, who was kind, thoughtful, and attentive. He expertly supported our group of 10 skiers, ranging from intermediate to advanced levels, ensuring we all had a fantastic experience. Keegan was also an incredible guide—knowledgeable, positive, and truly amazing! He quickly assessed our skills and took us to the exact run we had been searching for. Hands down, the best guide we’ve ever had. RED truly runs an outstanding program. We also want to give a huge shoutout to the lift operators. With RED’s traditional (non-detachable) lifts, their professionalism and training really showed. Thank you for your hard work in keeping us safe—and for making sure the lift didn’t hit us at full speed! We appreciate all that you do!

Dmitri Vasin

Google
Most underrated destination we had been so far. Not a novice destination. Enough terrain for intermediate skiing. A lot of easily accessible option for advanced skiers to have a blast.. A lot of exposures to find a great snow and great skiing under almost any conditions. Best tree skiing we found so far anywhere. Even though all lifts are of a slow kind, after a few runs it just get you in the right pace and mood. Lodges are diverse with a very friendly staff. Offerings are limited, but right on the mark. Overall great vibe. Definitely will come back.

Ross G.

Yelp
If you like powder and tree skiing this is a great mountain. Doing the "Buffalo Ridge" into "Main run" is often the highlight of my year for groomed runs. This combo is often called the "Vapour trail" for good reason! Great for skiing FAST and fun. The fact that Rafters is one of the best ski hill bars in BC doesn't hurt either.

Bessie C.

Yelp
Despite not having any high speed chairlifts, the wait was never long. Lifts open at 9am and closes 330pm. Loved the affordable option of one ride $20 cat skiing.

Stacy H.

Yelp
This is a skiers mountain. No high speed lifts, terrain for everyone. Nice groomers, fun bump runs, tree skiing and so much terrain. The only lift line is at the base when the lift opens at 9am. Now, if it's a powder day that will be 300 people. Plenty of skiing for intermediates, advanced and expert skiers. They have 3 on mountain dining options: Paradise Lodge, Constella lodge and Taco Loco formerly Flying Phil,s. They all have limited menus. At the main base you have Sour Dough and Rafters which give you more options. Note: Sour Dough makes everything made to order on the grill, so it can be slow unless you're getting chili or pizza. Sadly, no Cat Skiing for the 2022/2023 season. Definitely worth a visit to BC to ski Red.

Horacio C.

Yelp
Red grew on us. Early in the season, it seems difficult to ski in the trees, but we stayed for an entire season and learned so much about the mountain. Highly recommend taking lessons at Fall Line, the resort´s ski school, they are excellent. Take lessons or clinics with them and you will successfully ski through tight trees. If you can do the trees in Red, you will be able to do trees anywhere.

Abe L.

Yelp
Good mountain for intermediates/beginners - as there are lots of trails and options to choose from. The place is large, but the lifts aren't updated - so the lines get a little backed up. Instructors were very friendly and helpful - a good experience with the staff. This place is a skier dominant; maybe 1:8 ratio of boarder to skiers. A little annoying at times because there are some narrow bottleneck areas.

Kevin K.

Yelp
Holy crap! This was the best skiing that I've ever done! The snow was epic; the runs were plentiful; the lines were non-existent. Instead of skiing there one day, my group went there three times. Aside from skiing, the lunch food was also superior to other resorts and the prices were very reasonable.

Annabell O.

Yelp
Powder hounds and tree skiers rejoice! The snow is superb! It's a skinner's paradise with so many options. There was a huge line in the morning after a dump, but the lines quickly dissipated and everyone got a chance to spread out. There are so many skiable areas, the mountain never looks crowded on a week day. The only downside are the old, slow and long chair lifts. There was a huge bottle neck at the Motherlode chair in the morning.