Cover photo: Ryan Flett
Radical RED.
And almost none of that terrain is anything other than fun.
The craziest thing from my experience was the endless possibilities.
If you see a way through, you’ve got the option to ski it.
A cat track will catch you at the bottom of just about anything you’d want to drop into.
So when it dumps, you could be skiing deep pow every run for the next few days.
It takes FOREVER to track out."
RED cloaked in white is a stunner.
P: Ryan Flett
RED boasts several skiable peaks with 360-degree descents rather than the typical frontside/backside dichotomy.
Powder, yes, but without the side of panic.
Dane needs no introduction, and Simon is blowing up right now, courtesy of major parts with TGR.
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1098895/--YouTube
Old but gold.
Equally applicable to RED and this TGR segment shot there feat.
Tim D, Dylan Hood and more.
The ski culture of Rossland and RED itself is probably the biggest draw to the area for us.
And so we were borderline relieved when a recent investment guaranteed the resorts independence.
The number of pro skiers who make Rossland home is a testament to that.
Its a town of die-hard or die-trying skiers, independent restaurants, bars, and breweries.
Dane Tudor ruling his stomping grounds.
Their pay-per-run Cat skiing on Mt Kirkup, starts at CAD 15 per-ride.
It gives access to 200 acres of terrain with 2k-3k of vertical depending on which base you aim for.
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RED Facts:
Location:Rossland, BC
Avg.
Snowfall:760cm / 300in
Avg.
Winter Temp:-4c / 25f
Base Elevation:1,185m / 3,887ft
Summit Elevation:2,075m / 6,807ft
Number of Lifts:8
Total Skiable Acres:3850
