
The Decent - Tinwood Cabins
5.00(12)1 bedroom · Sleeps 4
$266 / nightBook direct in Rossland, BC
Yes, you can book Rossland vacation rentals directly with the owners. Rossland is a historic gold-mining town high in the Monashee Mountains, home to RED Mountain Resort and a legendary web of mountain-bike trails, and every stay listed on StayCanadian links straight to the host's own booking site. Browse verified ski chalets, heritage homes, and mountain cabins below, and reserve with a local owner instead of a third-party platform.
Each stay links straight to the host's own booking site — no platform booking fees.
Marker locations are approximate. Hosts share the exact address after booking.
Why book direct
Booking direct in Rossland means dealing with the owner, not a reseller. You can ask what matters for a mountain trip before you arrive: how close you are to RED Mountain or the trailheads, whether there is ski and bike storage, and where to park in winter. StayCanadian does not add platform booking fees or stand between you and the host; we verify Canadian hosts and send you to their own website. In a small mountain town, booking direct keeps more of your trip supporting the local host.

Rossland sits high in the Monashee Mountains of the West Kootenay, a former gold-rush boomtown whose brick main street and heritage homes still climb the hillsides. RED Mountain Resort rises just outside town, its runs spread across several peaks, while the surrounding slopes hold one of Canada's most storied mountain-biking networks, including the famous Seven Summits trail. The larger city of Trail lies down the hill to the east toward the Columbia River, and the United States border is a short drive south. Forested ridgelines surround the town on all sides. Rossland's compact centre and nearby resort mean most rentals sit close to the lifts, the trails, or the historic downtown.
In winter, ski and ride the varied terrain of RED Mountain Resort, known for tree runs and uncrowded slopes across several peaks, with cat-skiing available for those chasing more. When the snow clears, Rossland becomes a mountain-biking mecca, with the epic Seven Summits ridge trail and a dense web of singletrack for all abilities. Hikers explore the same alpine ridges, and the town's gold-rush history lives on at the Rossland Museum and the old mine sites. Down the hill, the Columbia River around Trail offers valley riding and fishing. Long winters and a big trail network give Rossland a devoted following in both seasons.
Best season: Winter (December to March) for uncrowded powder skiing at RED Mountain; summer (June to September) for the region's celebrated mountain biking and alpine hiking.
Yes. Every Rossland listing on StayCanadian links to the host's own booking website, so you reserve straight with the local owner rather than through a third-party booking platform.
RED Mountain Resort, just outside Rossland, is known for its spread of terrain across several peaks, plentiful tree skiing, and a relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere compared with the big-name resorts. Cat-skiing is available for lift-accessed backcountry-style terrain.
The West Kootenay Regional Airport in Castlegar (YCG) is about 45 minutes away with scheduled service, and Trail's regional airport (YZZ) is closer still. Some visitors also drive up from Spokane, in the United States. Mountain-airport schedules can be weather-dependent.
Yes. Rossland is one of Canada's original mountain-biking towns, best known for the long Seven Summits ridge trail and a large network of singletrack for a range of abilities, all within reach of the town.
Some rentals near RED Mountain offer very close or ski-in/ski-out access, while others sit in the historic town a short drive from the lifts. Confirm the exact distance to the lifts with your host when you book.
Summer centres on mountain biking and alpine hiking on the surrounding ridges, along with the town's gold-rush history at the Rossland Museum, and river valley activities down the hill toward Trail and the Columbia.
Last updated August 16, 2026