Beautiful mountain landscape with fog and lush greenery in the foreground.

ROOTED IN KOOTENAY CULTURE

Only 2.5 hours from Spokane 2.75 hours from Cranbrooke 3.5 hours from Penticton 3.75 hours from Kelowna

THE MOUNTAINS ARE CALLING.

CANADA’S OUTDOOR PLAYGROUND

Located in British Columbia’s Kootenay Rockies, Rossland is where outdoor enthusiasts come to ski, ride, hike, and experience mountain life in every season. Just minutes from RED Mountain Resort, the historic town combines authentic alpine character with a relaxed, community-driven atmosphere that feels distinctly its own. Visitors are drawn to the uncrowded slopes, expansive trail networks, and easy access to backcountry adventure, while the town’s cafés, craft breweries, and lively après scene create the perfect place to unwind after a day outside.

Whether visiting in winter or summer, Rossland offers a genuine mountain experience rooted in adventure, nature, and local culture.

ALL SEASON

AWESOME

While RED Mountain Resort is known for its legendary winters, the adventure doesn’t end when the snow melts. In the warmer months, the region comes alive with scenic summer trails loved by both hikers and mountain bikers alike, nearby golf courses, and endless opportunities to get outside and explore the Kootenays. Backed by a community that embraces mountain living year-round, RED offers a four-season experience built around exploration, connection, and the great outdoors.

GETTING HERE

BY AIR

Step onto a plane and out into adventure. Several regional and international airports offer convenient access to Rossland, with rental cars and shuttle options available for the final stretch into the mountains.

Spokane International Airport – 2.5h Drive From The Slopes
Trail Regional Airport
West Kootenay Regional Airport (Castlegar)
Kelowna International Airport
Canadian Rockies International (Cranbrook)

BY CAR

Hit the road and head for the mountains. Scenic highways connect Rossland to major cities across British Columbia, Alberta, and the Pacific Northwest, with stunning Kootenay views along the way.

Spokane – 2.5h
Cranbrooke – 2.75h
Penticton – 3.5h
Kelowna – 3.75h

BY BUS

Hop on a bus and start your getaway into the mountains. Bus and shuttle services connect Rossland with nearby cities and regional airports, making it easy to arrive relaxed and ready to explore.

Stylish restaurant interior with modern lighting and cozy seating.
Theatre performers in colorful costumes during a stage performance.
Woman walking her dog on a forest trail surrounded by tall trees.
Mother lifting baby in scenic outdoor landscape with mountains.
Person shopping for outdoor gear at Red Mountain Homes store.

MORE THAN JUST A MOUNTAIN.

Food & Drink

Rossland’s food scene is full of character, with cafés, pubs, craft breweries, and casual après spots that reflect the town’s laid-back mountain lifestyle. Whether you’re fuelling up before the day or winding down afterward, the town’s roster of eateries make gathering over good food part of the experience.

Arts & CUlture

Rossland has a thriving community of artists and makers, with a creative spirit reflected in local galleries, live performances, and community events, while handmade crafts, jewelry, and artwork throughout town showcase the region’s beauty and personality.

Health & WELLNESS

While wellness in Rossland is naturally woven into everyday life through movement, fresh mountain air, and access to nature in every season, the town has no shortage of fitness studios, wellness services, spas, and recovery-focused experiences that support an active mountain lifestyle.

FAMILY & DAYCARE

With its close-knit community, outdoor-focused lifestyle, and safe small-town feel, Rossland is a place where families can settle in and explore together year-round. Local childcare services, schools, parks, and community programs help support everyday family life both on and off the mountain.

Shopping

Rossland’s walkable downtown is filled with locally owned boutiques, artisan shops, and outdoor retailers offering everything from handmade goods to mountain-ready gear. It’s the kind of place where you can browse, grab a coffee, and discover something uniquely local along the way.

MADE OF MEDAL

RED Mountain and Rossland have proven to be fertile terrain for Olympians in both winter and summer events, but the greatest of them all is Nancy Greene, who started skiing at RED when she was three. She won the World Cup twice, two Olympic medals at Grenoble in 1968, and had a distinguished career as a ski industry booster and resort developer. Must be something in the snow.

RED Mountain Homes designs contemporary mountain living with easy access to lifts and trails at RED.

200
+

FAMILIES

3,850

SKIABLE ACRES

5

NEIGHBOURHOODS

OUR NEIGHBOURHOODS

89 Units
1-3 bedrooms | 500-1,
200 sqft | steps from the lifts
4 Mins To Lifts
33 Homes
3-5 Bedrooms
4 Mins To Lifts
16 Lots
Preferred Builders Available
53 Homes
1-4 Bedrooms
4 Mins To Lifts