Tag: Red Mountain

Pour decisions encouraged at RED Teeth Wine Festival

Wine, food and live music will take over RED Mountain Resort later this month as the RED Teeth: A Mountain Wine Festival returns for its eighth year.

Red Mountain opening today at noon

After several delays, Rossland's Red Mountain will kick off its 2025-26 season today.

Red Mountain Resort delays opening again

Red Mountain Resort is pushing back its opening day — again.

Red Mountain opening further delayed

The Rossland ski hill had originally opened to open on Saturday, but then pushed the start the season back a few days due to warm temperatures and lack of snow.

Red Mountain delays opening to Dec. 18

Originally the Rossland ski hill was expecting to open this Saturday, but lack of snow has pushed that back a few days.

Red Mountain opens new lift-access bike park opening this weekend

Big moves at RED Mountain: newest lift-access bike park opens and new president named to guide vision.

Red Mountain Ski bus service ends in April

The West Kootenay Transit System’s Route 48 bus to Red Mountain will end service on April 6. BC Transit says...

Skier rescued from out-of-bounds; prompts call for safety

A skier was rescued 500 meters outside the boundary line at Red Mountain over the weekend, prompting calls for...

Ski and snowboard season kicking off in the Kootenays

Local ski resorts are gearing up for an “epic” 2024 ski and snowboard season, with opening weekend just around...

Traffic change on Red Mountain Road

As Red Mountain Skill Hill prepares to open early the City of Rossland is advising residents it is once...

Red Mountain Ski Bus back in service for the season

Red Mountain's ski bus is back for the season, with BC Transit, the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary (RDKB)...

UPDATED: Red Mountain to open Thursday

Red Mountain Resort will open for the season on Thursday. "Please be aware we will have a limited opening to...

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