Red Mountain - Community Reviews & Ratings

Had a blast at Red Mountain these last couple days! This was my first time at the mountain and let me tell you it did not disappoint! We were lucky enough to get a bunch of new snow the weekend prior, so the terrain was endless. Great groomers. Great off-piste. Awesome views! Will definitely make an annual trip to this mountain moving forward!

Red Mountain is an awesome hill to ski on. Good powder, good trails - they range from easy to hard. The is located in the Kootneays of BC which means the weather is usually sunny and clear skies. Rossland is located about 10-15 minutes from Red Resort and offers lots of options for eating, having a good pint, warming up from a coffee and muffin.

Red mountain is a great ski hill with an amazing variety of runs from beginners to expert tree skiing. Nice accommodation right at the base of the lifts.

The skiing at Red is unparalleled. Its steep tree skiing and terrain diversity are amazing, but the best part is the lack of people there. No lines at the lifts, only a short wait to get a beer at Rafters after a day of shredding!

Super fun resort! Made for everyone at every level. The cat experience was one of a kind the best value for money only $20 to ski some of the best snow Ive skied. Nice a quite only saw a handful of people on the hill as heres that much to ski. Would definitely recommend.

Friendly ski resort, with nice town ten minutes drive from the lifts. Great terrain in amongst the trees.

Remote resort with spectacular scenic views from the top. There is a good variety of terrain. There are often mid-mountain clouds to ski through that do affect visibility. The chairlifts are slower.

Fun hill. On a busy day it feels quiet. Amazing terrain for a smaller resort. Fun on hill restaurants. Cute town. Lifts are pretty old and slow but overall the terrain is great and you never spend much time in line.

Beautiful mountain and is in top 10 of North America and pretty sure top 5 resorts based off acreage per skier

Best mountain in Canada, no line at all in the lift, lot of champagne powder, variety of off pist. Village of Troy is a real Canadian village.

The mountain is huge, hard to get a grasp for really how large it is. The travel to get to this mountain is quite long, but once you arrive everything you could need it right there

I work at this resort and have been to many in canada and Europe over the past few years. What it lacks up for in food on mountain and lift speed it makes up for in diversity in rideable terrain almost zero lift lines/wait time and a solid price with an awesome community. The local grocery store of rossland is also hands down the best stocked in canada. To top it off has one of the best snow bases in canada for the 24/25 season.

The amount of space you have to yourself here is unbelievable. Never a line at the lifts and no traffic on the hill. There are no high speed lifts but I didnt even notice. Great terrain for everyone. 10/10 recommend

The snow at Red Mountain has been the best in years. Lots of epic powder days over the holidays. Short lines, and a great family/locals atmosphere.

Red Mountain has won several ski magazine awards for a reason - it is definitely a top resort in North America. The best part is the lack of crowds, along with short chairlift lines. My children all learned a lot from Reds ski school and are now excellent skiers. There is a wide variety of terrain, including everything from great beginner runs to advanced trails. I highly recommend a visit to Red Mountain Resort to anyone looking for a great ski destination!

One of the best hills I've boarded. So many areas to get into the trees and rarely do you get stranded as most tree area funnel back to groomed runs. Lines were short most of the time. Snow was great! Highly recommended

Red was an amazing discovery during a ski trip in 2023. The conditions were great, and the mountain also offers free guides to help you explore the mountain as a first timer. What a great initiative!!

Skied powder highway and spend two days skiing Red. Best on hill snow host, toured us around and showed us some amazing runs while giving us a history of the resort. Thanks Gord!!

We were there on an icy day sadly. It rained a day of two ago prior to our arrival and ruined the snow. Just like all the other resorts in interior BC, Red is known for its champagne powder but it escaped us that day. We were planning on skiing for two days but have to resort to sightseeing on the second day. The town of Rossland is about 10 minutes drive so theres a lot of amenities available. I look forward to go back to Red on a glorious day.

Red mountain is excellent for most riders and skiers. It's best riding in mid winter, beginning and end of season it can be quite wet and icy. Overall has a great mix of terrain and snow for the region. It has many areas that are fun to explore and well patrolled usually.