
RED Mountain
Spanning three peaks in British Columbia's Monashee Mountains, Red Mountain Resort stands as one of North America's oldest and most cherished ski destinations. Since 1896, this independently-owned mountain has maintained its authentic character while offering 4,200 acres of world-class skiing. With annual snowfall averaging 300 inches and 110 marked runs, Red Mountain combines challenging expert terrain with welcoming beginner and intermediate slopes.
Live RED Mountain Webcams
Granite Mountain Cam
Situated at the top of Granite Mountain this snow cam looks down Links Line advanced ski run towards the base village.
Red Mountain's modern lift network provides swift access to vast terrain while preserving the resort's uncrowded atmosphere. Seven lifts, including the Rossland Gondola and Motherlode Chair, serve everything from gentle learning areas to steep chutes and gladed runs. The strategic lift placement ensures minimal queues and maximum time exploring Red's legendary powder stashes.
RED Mountain Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
119
Total Area
3850 ac
1558.0 ha
Location
Located in Rossland, British Columbia, Red Mountain sits just north of the U.S. border, offering easy access from both Canadian and American cities. The historic mining town of Rossland provides authentic mountain culture, local dining, and comfortable lodging options just minutes from the slopes. The resort's location in the Monashee Mountains creates ideal conditions for consistent snowfall and varied terrain.
RED Mountain
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Season Info
Winter transforms Red Mountain into a snow-covered playground from November through April. Early season typically brings dry powder conditions, while spring offers sun-soaked days perfect for exploring Red's expansive terrain. Beyond winter, summer and fall showcase stunning alpine wildflowers and hiking trails, making Red Mountain a year-round mountain destination.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
12/6/2024
Closing Day
4/3/2025
Days Open
119
Annual Snowfall
Metric
7.6m
760cm
Imperial
24.9ft
299in
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