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Elevation
1,185m–2,075m
Lifts
7
Nearest airport
Trail Regional Airport (YZZ)
Schools
0 listed
Overview
Red Mountain Resort – Rossland at a glance
Common questions
- Beginner terrain at Red Mountain Resort is limited, as the resort is geared more towards intermediate and expert skiers. You will find a greater challenge here.
- The resort offers expansive, uncrowded terrain across three mountains, with a variety of pistes for strong intermediates. Advanced skiers can expect steep, ungroomed descents, natural gullies, and challenging rock bands.
- The nearby town of Rossland provides a genuine, authentic atmosphere for après-ski. You can find the lively headquarters for post-skiing socialising at The Flying Steamshovel pub.
- You can expect uncrowded terrain across 4,200 acres, supported by its lift-to-acre ratio. Even on powder days, specific areas like Grey Mountain see very low skier traffic, ensuring ample fresh tracks.
- Red Mountain Resort is part of the Ikon Pass network. If you hold an Ikon Pass, you can use it to access the resort's extensive terrain.
The mountain
Ski area details
Key stats
Summit2,075m
Base1,185m
Vertical drop (resort)890m
Total Lifts7
The mountain
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About the resort
About Red Mountain Resort – Rossland
Red Mountain Resort – Rossland is an outdoor ski area in Canada. The available data lists terrain from 1185 m to 2075 m elevation and 7 lifts.
About the resort
Key facts about Red Mountain Resort – Rossland
The lifts run between 1,185m and 2,075m, a vertical drop of 890m. There are 7 lifts. The nearest airport is Trail Regional Airport (YZZ).
Resort guide
Red Mountain Resort – Rossland resort guide
Red Mountain Resort spans 4,200 acres across three mountains, boasting a cult following among powder hounds. Its mining-town village offers abundant character, with a ratio of 8 lifts serving 4,200 acres underscoring its expansive, uncrowded terrain. The resort is also included on the Ikon Pass.
The resort's terrain is expansive, with Motherlode Chair providing access to the most accessible runs. Strong intermediates will find a variety of satisfying pistes to explore.
Beginner terrain at Red Mountain is limited, as the resort skews heavily towards intermediate and expert skiers.
Advanced skiers will find a paradise of steep, ungroomed terrain on Grey Mountain and Granite Mountain. These areas are renowned for holding powder for days due to low skier traffic. Expect natural gullies, challenging rock bands, and relentless fall line descents. Notably, Grey Mountain averages just two skiers per acre on powder days, ensuring ample fresh tracks.
The nearby town of Rossland offers a genuine, authentic atmosphere for après-ski. The Flying Steamshovel pub serves as the lively headquarters for post-skiing activities and socialising.
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