Redstone Golf Resort (Golfing & Resort-Style Relaxation)

• What / Why: 18-hole, par-72 course — the only “Les Furber Signature” course in Canada. A scenic, high-quality golf course set in the mountains, offering a memorable round for golfers of nearly any skill level. Golf Canada - Golf. It's Good For You.+2Kootenay Rockies+2
  
  

• Location / Contact: 400 (or 953) Redstone Drive (or 400 Golf Course Road / P.O. Box 220), Rossland BC V0G 1Y0. Phone: 250-362-9141. Golf Canada - Golf. It's Good For You.+2Kootenay Rockies+2
  
  

• Amenities: Clubhouse with food & beverage (pub-fare + more refined fare), rental clubs, cart & pull-cart availability, driving / practice range, event bookings. Kootenay Rockies+1
  
  

Good for: Guests wanting a relaxed, scenic day outdoors — ideal for non-bike/ski visitors, mixed-groups, couples, or families wanting a slower pace.

Kootenay Columbia Trails Society (KCTS) — Rossland Trail & Mountain Biking Network

• What / Why: Rossland boasts extensive singletrack — over 200 km of maintained trails ranging from mellow loops to world-class cross-country and downhill terrain. It’s one reason Rossland is widely called the “Mountain Biking Capital of Canada.” Tourism Rossland+2Kootenay Rockies+2
  
  

• Flagship Trail: The famed Seven Summits Trail — an IMBA-Epic, big-mountain cross-range ride that attracts serious cyclists from around the world. Tourism Rossland+1
  
  

• Access: Many trailheads are reachable from downtown Rossland — easy drive or even ride from the rental address. For shuttle or rentals / guided tours, local outfitters work with KCTS. Kootenay Rockies+1
  
  

Good for: Guests who love mountain biking, singletrack, forest & alpine terrain — from beginners to advanced riders. Great for multi-day stays, group rides, or mellow solo loops.

Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre + Visitor Centre — History, Info & Indoor/Bad-Weather Option

• What / Why: A small but rich museum covering Rossland’s mining and ski history, with vintage artifacts, heritage displays, and stories of the town’s evolution from mining to ski & biking hub. Doubles as the Visitor Centre — a great place to pick up maps, trail info, local tips, brochures, and find out about current events. Tourism Rossland+1
  
  

• Location / Contact: 1100 Highway 3B (junction Hwy 3B & 22), Rossland BC. Phone: 250-362-7722. Tourism Rossland+1
  
  

Good for: Rainy-day activity, history buffs, families, or visitors getting oriented before heading out on hikes/bikes/skis. Useful for gathering local knowledge — like trail or slope conditions, hidden gems, or community events.

Disc Golf in Rossland, BC

Discover mountain-style disc golf in the heart of the Kootenays. From the legendary alpine fairways of Thin Air Disc Golf to the laid-back community vibe of South Belt Disc Golf Course, Rossland offers unforgettable courses surrounded by forests, mountain views, and true outdoor adventure. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or just looking for your next round, the Rossland area is quickly becoming one of British Columbia’s hidden gems for disc golf enthusiasts.

Featured Course: Thin Air Disc Golf

Set beside the Black Jack Nordic trails, Thin Air Disc Golf is an 18-hole championship-style course known for technical fairways, elevation changes, and stunning alpine scenery. Players of all skill levels can enjoy a challenging and scenic experience only minutes from downtown Rossland.

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Other Disc Golf Courses Around Rossland

• South Belt Disc Golf Course — A fun and casual 12-hole course featuring unique propane tank “tones” instead of baskets, perfect for beginners and quick rounds.
• Marsh Creek Disc Golf Course — A popular wooded course located a short drive from Rossland, offering technical lines and a relaxed local atmosphere.
• Oasis Disc Golf Course — A scenic regional course known among West Kootenay disc golfers for its open fairways and mountain surroundings.

Rossland’s growing disc golf community, mountain-town culture, and easy access to multiple regional courses make it a must-visit destination for players exploring the Kootenays.