RED Mountain Resort

This chalet was nice & clean when we arrived. We stayed in air bnb there was 7 of us staying for 7 days. Unfortunately the 3rd day in the power went straight out 6:30 in the morning didnt turn back on for almost 60 hours. Make sure if your staying in winter be prepared to have No power. They have nice kitchen to cook with hottub on the back deck but the BBQ needs replacing though as its worn out. Overall it was an adventure staying at this resort. ☆☆☆

My son broke his ski, and ski patrol brought a sled and safely hauled him down the mountain. The staff were incredibly friendly and reassuring the whole time. This is our first season at Red Mountain, and this experience really made us feel taken care of. Huge thanks to the ski patrol team!

Two stars is to denote the especially rude personel I've encountered in my couple ski days, as well as the lack of response in the bunny hill with injured crying children. Where my spouse responded and assisted the kids to the lodge for medical help. At one point they closed the food line while taking my order. And when I asked when they closed, because the member was still standing there taking orders, what time they close at they said 2:30, while the clock behind them denoted 2:28. It was especially frustrating when I needed to feed my autistic children food after a long rainy day or skiing. Second encounter, my kids are young, put with our older child, who were at very different levels. When going to discuss, my husband was confused and we have just got our 3 kids ten and under to the hill, handling 3 kids and ski gear is a lot for any human. He was told to calm down, which escalated the situation. The girls were put in their own time. While I went to drop them off the instructor comment to me, they should have been in the other level, immediately looks down knowing that is not a helpful thing to say at all. I shrug him off, but am completely appauled by the treatment we have been receiving here at the hill. Not the vibe I want to be feeling when going for fresh air mountain lessons with my kiddos. We have been skiing our whole lives at various mountains across North America and this is not acceptable. I am hoping the managers can view this and make necessary adjustments to better the employees perspectives of the guests at the hill. We are all doing our best in difficult times, kindness would be appreciated.

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!

Red Mountain is cold, snowy and super fun. The Village has amenities that punch above their weight, and the town of Rossland is an absolute blast. I recommend this resort to family, friends and colleagues for anyone who wants to get a real taste of the British Columbian winter adventure experience.

2026. Tough ski conditions. Off piste was thin and crusty. We camped at the base. Very convenient. Super friendly security people. Could use a porta potty setup or access to a bathroom.

My wife and I had the pleasure of taking a mountain tour of Red Mountain with two amazing hosts, Tyrone and Steve. We had never before skied Red Mountain and thought that it would be fun to have your hosts show us the mountain. We did not realize how much fun that it would be nor the personal attention that the two hosts would give to our group. It was the best two hours that we spent during our stay! Tyrone and Steve were able to show us some areas with fresh snow despite the challenging snow conditions/lack of snow. We look forward to returning to Red Mountain. Thank you for a wonderful experience!:)

This is a great hill. Lots of terrain to choose from.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.