Red Mountain Reviews & Ratings

Nelson only 1 hr away super cute town with great music scene and apres is beyond.

So much terrain at red mountain. Plan at least 3 days to really experience vast runs.

Felt like a kid exploring and finding adventure

Will go again and again

Red is an absolute hidden gem, the resort is nestled away in the Monashee range over looking the Columbia river so an outstanding view no matter the conditions. With the ability to ski 360 around 3 separate mountains, the range of on and off piste terrain is incredible and nearly endless. For more advanced skiers, the vast amount of inbound tree runs is amazing.

Although the thing that stood out to me that sets Red above every other Canadian resort is the food. I grabbed a bowl of chilli one afternoon expecting the standard overpriced, self serve paper bowl mediocre chilli. I was amazed when I was SERVED a bowl of chilli with all the toppings you could ask for in a ceramic bowl for under $10!

If youre looking for endless new terrain, make red your next stop, I promise you wont regret it.

Red ski resort is a very family friendly place to go for a day or spend a weekend at. To skiing in the winter, to mountain biking in the summer, it offers all different types levels and experiences for everyone. The hill is very well maintained.

Topping parking lot fast and easy and free although you must already have a pass
Lots of variety in terrain and food

Laid back, quiet, friendly and authentic ski town and resort. Great food scene in Rossland, the Josie is an amazing hotel on hill and when it dumps at Red it lasts for days. Off piste, hang on tight and be ready to drop off pillows of delight.
OG of B.C. ski destinations on the powder highway.

Mountain shadow hostel
Steam shovel pub
Free shuttles for hostel to restaurant to mountain.
Reasonably priced downhill. Xc just down the road and backcountry cabins all around

Awesome resort with every type of terrain for every kind of rider. Had the best free runs in Canada and the local vide is ture ski bum culture. Amazing events held at the mountian and in town all winter long with lots of activities besides skiiing for families to enjoy

During the week no queues On a Saturday after snow there were around 100 people queuing, went on the single rider line and got straight on chair.
Some great glade skiing and double diamond runs that arent too gnarly!

I have been skiing red mountain resort since I was very young as it is my local mountain, since I learned to ski my skill has advanced to doing double black diamonds in the powder, going light speed down groomers to throwing tricks in the park. Red mountain has some of the best apres ski in the world and is one of the largest ski areas in North America. An awesome fact about red mountain is that it is on the powder highway which stops by many other great ski resorts in Canada. Red mountain has amazed many people I know and ski the mountain with since it has opened in 1947, being one of the first mountains with lift service in the world and it has also amazed me since I was skiing the mountain for the very first time. If your looking for a mountain that does not have pocket draining prices, has runs and terrain for any shredder, great accommodations and awesome history come by Red mountain we would love to have you and you will love to be here.

A great hidden gem in BC. A huge amount of terrain can be accessed by only a few lifts. Amazing tree runs, great food and the best deal for cat skiing in Canada! You'll quickly fall in love with this resort.

Red mountain has always been an amazing ski hill to go to and Im planning on staying there for a while. I highly recommend red mountain because its like one big family, everyone is really nice and the runs are really fun.

Red Mountain is a hidden gem in the Kootenays. Some of the best tree skiing you can find, and is rarely busy. Loaded with expert terrain, while still having lots of areas for all levels. Be sure to check out one of the coolest aprés ski bars around, Rafters

Red Mountain Resort holds on to the dream of a hill for skiers who want steep, treed, natural terrain.