Red Mountain Resort | BC
About Red Mountain Resort
A Red Mountain ski vacation combines convenience with deep, dry snow and exciting, varied terrain. The ski area is considered by some as one of the last great undiscovered resorts. Located in laidback Rossland, B.C., Red Mountain is situated in the Kootenay region, just two hours from Spokane International Airport. Since the first recorded powder turns were taken back in 1896, Red Mountain has been able to retain the charm on which its reputation was built.
In 2013/14, the resort expanded lift access to Grey Mountain, previously backcountry, hike-to terrain. The expansion adds 997 acres, bringing the total skiable acres to 2,787. Skiers and boarders can now access Grey Mountain via chairlift and ski 360-degrees from the peak's summit. The Grey Mountain expansion makes Red Mountain the 8th largest ski area in Canada.
Stay...
steps from the lifts at Nowhere Special or drive to and from the mountain from the lively and nearby town of Rossland, BC
Ski...
the massive, 2,787 acre domain.
Travel...
by flying into Spokane and driving a short distance across the Canadian border.
Enjoy...
Tasty treats at one of the many cafes in Rossland
Explore
the vast terrain off Grey's mountain
Taste...
après music, food and drinks at Rafters
Treat...
yourself to authentic BC ski culture nestled in the Monashee's
Experience
a humble mountain resort with larger than life skiing
Ski Red Mountain
Red Mountain should be top-of-mind for powderhounds and experts looking for playful terrain, with consistent fall line slopes, and a slew of cliffs, spines, and stumps to launch off. The 6,807-foot Granite Mountain acts as a center piece for experts on a Red Mountain ski vacation. With a favorable snowfall history and plenty of North-facing tree runs, Red Mountain skiing is typically a deep affair. Experts looking for accessible backcountry or sidecountry ventures will be pleased with the resort’s offering in Mount Roberts, Record Ridge and Kirkup.
Intermediate skiers have a host of long blue runs to choose from, off the top of Granite’s Motherlode chairlift. Intermediates and beginners alike will find even more terrain options on the Paradise side of the resort, making Red an incredible option for a family ski vacation, especially if younger children are just learning to ski, and parents are looking for some world-class powder skiing.
As a home mountain to many of the world’s best freestyle and freeride athletes Red Mountains terrain parks pack quite the punch. Red Mountain offers tricksters nearly 30 features from small to extra-large.
Mountain Stats
2919'
Vertical Drop
3888'
Base Depth
6807'
Summit Depth
TERRAIN
3850ac
Total Acres
8
Total Lifts
0mi
Longest Run
Trails
Activities
TerrainPark
No
Tubing
No
Night Skiing
No