
Red Lodge Mountain
Positioned along Montana's Beartooth Mountains, Red Lodge Mountain brings together challenging slopes and welcoming small-town charm. This authentic ski destination offers 2,400 acres of varied terrain, from gentle learning areas to steep chutes, all while maintaining its unpretentious, community-focused atmosphere that has attracted skiers and riders since 1960.
Red Lodge Mountain's network of 7 lifts provides efficient access to 70+ runs across the mountain. The Miami Beach and Triple Chair serve perfect beginner and intermediate terrain, while the Grizzly Peak chair opens up challenging expert runs and powder stashes. Our modern lift system keeps wait times short, letting you maximize your time on the slopes.
Red Lodge Mountain Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
70
Total Area
1635 ac
661.7 ha
Location
Just an hour from Billings and minutes from historic downtown Red Lodge, the mountain combines easy accessibility with authentic Montana character. The Beartooth Highway (open seasonally) provides a scenic approach through some of Montana's most spectacular mountain landscape. The friendly mountain town of Red Lodge offers locally-owned restaurants, shops, and accommodations that complete the classic mountain experience.
Red Lodge Mountain
, montana
Season Info
Winter transforms Red Lodge Mountain from December through April, delivering an average of 250 inches of annual snowfall. The mountain's northern location and elevation help maintain excellent snow conditions throughout the season. Early season typically offers fantastic powder opportunities, while spring brings warmer temperatures and perfect corn snow for late-season cruising.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
1/1/1970
Closing Day
4/13/2025
Days Open
20192
Annual Snowfall
Metric
5.08m
508cm
Imperial
16.7ft
200in
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