The Mtn Project

For those of us who cross the border regularly to visit Red or otherwise, new rules took effect today, June 1. The new regulations require that all visitors must have passports or enhanced ID to gain entry into the United States or Canada.
For more information, please visit your border services agency’s website:
Canada: Canadian Border Services Agency
United States: Customs and Border Protection

Nestled between the Monashee and Selkirk Mountains in the quaint village of Rossland, British Columbia, awaits your epic summer adventure at Red! Mountain bike the Seven Summits Trail, a 30km scenic ride on Bike Magazine’s “Trail of the Year”.  Spend the day golfing at one of the eight breathtaking courses located within the Kootenay region.  Take an all-day fishing tour along the mighty Columbia River.  Or spend your day hiking, shopping in town or simply relaxing into the Kootenay lifestyle from the comfort of your luxurious condo.

Thanks to all staff, volunteers, passholders, and visitors for making the 2008/09 season full of friends and fun on the slopes. The final month of March wrapped up well bringing Red’s total snowfall for this season to 619 cm!
The weather was perfect for our last day on the slopes with sunny conditions and great music by the Sons on the deck. The Dummy Downhill drew huge crowds and cheers and the evening wrapped up late with dancing on the deck to the beats of DJ Incorrigible.