Our guests return to RED Mountain year after year because, at this BC classic, the adventure never quits. RED is the biggest little resort you’ll ever ski because it is in the Top 10, size-wise, for North America with 3,850 acres of skiable terrain yet maintains its rugged charm as one of Canada’s first resorts. Clients cite the deep snowfall (300”), world-class gladed trees, steeps, wide-open groomers, and RED’s epic vertical as “unbeatable”. Throw in the legendary Rafters Pub, new intermediate terrain, being ranked #1 for Most Acres Per Skier in N. America, and the location on BC’s famous Powder Highway and it’s clear why RED is a true classic.
When you’re done for the day, RED offers the best of both worlds: premier ski-in/ski-out condos right at the base village and the storied town of Rossland, BC, with the friendliest locals around, just 5 minutes away. With a full-sized gourmet grocery store, restaurants, brew pubs, cafés and more, Rossland is the real deal: a rustic, Gold Rush town and a mountain paradise all in one.
The one adjective our guests always use in their descriptions of RED and Rossland is “real”. Real mountain. Real town. Real people. So, if independent soul is something you savor, take a good look at RED Mountain Resort and get real this season.
Why Ski Red Mountain?
Unique and charming ski through village
It's big - top 10 in North America for size and ranked number one for most acres per skier!
Short to no lift lines
Easily accessible back country skiing
Impeccable grooming
Where is Red Mountain?
Since RED is located very close to the US border (just under 9 miles north), there are several options available for air access through Canada and the USA.
Most International travellers find the quickest and most cost-efficient method of travel is to fly into the Spokane, WA international airport, rent a car or book the daily shuttle and drive north to RED Mountain Resort, Rossland, BC.
Approximately a 2.5 hour drive from the Spokane Airport, the drive is scenic, straight-forward and hassle-free. No traffic, no mountain passes to cross on a very well maintained route with a 24-hour border crossing at Port of Entry Frontier in Oroville WA / Paterson, BC accessed via HWY 25 north of Northport, WA. Spokane International Airport is serviced by Alaska Airlines, Allegiant Air, Delta Airlines, Frontier, Southwest Airlines, United/United Express, and US Airways.
Red Mountain Resort is a ski resort in western Canada, located on Granite, Grey, and Red Mountains in Rossland, a former gold mining town in the West Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia.
How to Get to Red Mountain
From Spokane:Just a 2.5-hour drive to RED Mountain Resort, most guests fly into the Spokane, WA International Airport, and rent a car or book the daily shuttle. Your drive north to RED from the Spokane Airport is scenic, straight-forward, and seriously hassle-free. No mountain passes, no traffic, and on a very well-maintained route with a 24-hour border crossing.From Kelowna:Kelowna BC International Airport: The Kelowna International airport is just a 3.5-hour drive from RED Mountain Resort with shuttles and rental car options available.
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