Still the best terrain I have ever enjoyed. Lots of powder and tree skiing everywhere. Waiting for…read morechair never took long. Staff friendly and professional. Only downside was lack of selection in rental shop. No snowboard boots in one son's size so he had to ski. Both boys boots old and I'll fitting.

It may have some good skiing and food but know that the resort is more aptly named Tightwater for…read moretheir extreme penny pinching. With ridiculously high prices for a day & seasons pass that surpasses many resorts in BC that offer more terrain, better shuttle services, and the basics of cell service or wifi. I would highly encourage visiting a different mountain and save your time and money.

Everything from the check-in, transfer, lodging, meals, and cat skiing was nothing short of a…read morelogistical marvel. Each and every staff member seemed to recognize how truly special Baldface is, seemed genuinely happy to be there, and genuinely happy to have each of us guests there. The service and hospitality in each unique phase of the restaurant, the lodging, and the cat skiing operation was exemplary. What Jeff and Paula have built with the help of their amazing staff is a memory that will last me a lifetime. Sasha kept the trains running on time, dealing with 40+ "adults", some of whom may have had a few cocktails (guilty), and all their gear is a testament to her attention to detail and patience. Kirsten amazing bartender, engaging with all the guests, a pleasure to discuss the elements of hospitality with. Our lead guide Jessica exuded competence, confidence, and professionalism on the top of the mountain and on the slope, while also having some great jokes while waiting for the cat. Tail guide Wiggles kept an excited group of snowboarders and skiers focused and paying attention, as appropriate to the seriousness of backcountry skiing/boarding. Mitch our cat driver had the most genuine and sincere smile on his face every time helping us load and unload that was a ray of positivity. To Homey J and the rest of the crew were all so nice and welcoming. It was the best by far of my 5 different Cat/Heli Ski experiences. Thank you Baldface.

Lost my bucket list opportunity. They canceled my trip a little over a week before I was scheduled…read more They offered me to come a week early... Who can change an international trip with that short of notice? For my inconvenience they offered me 10% off, thanks but that doesn't match up with the inconvenience of changing an entire trip. Also, they didn't help me connect with anyone else that could replace the trip. When I researched other companies there were no other operators in the area with availability or a similar trip. Not only did they cancel but they did it so late I had no other opportunities. To throw salt on the wound, it's going to be a powder day when I was scheduled with them... I would not recommend this company as you cannot count on them to follow through.

Despite not having any high speed chairlifts, the wait was never long. Lifts open at 9am and closes…read more330pm. Loved the affordable option of one ride $20 cat skiing.

Great staff. Always friendly and helpful. Lift tickets around $180 per day, deals are available…read more I recommend the Lake Louise Pass. Quick lift lines and only busy first thing

Came for 20 days... stayed 3 months. We came to Red to ski…read moreand stayed at a large Cabin. We had the fortune to contact Red Mountain Village directly and got a better price than in any platform. Ask for Val or for Larissa, they are so helpful and a delight to deal with. The Cabins are lovely, so quiet surrounded by trees and with so much snow! Our Cabin almost turned into an igloo after many snow storms, but we never had any trouble with the temperature, the small kitchen, the beds, everything was beyond expectations. We end loving the mountain, Red is a serious place where you really learn to ski trees. If you can ski trees in Red you will be able to ski trees anywhere after; but with so much effort having a welcoming place and a great bathtub to rest is great and the Cabins at Red Mountain Village deliver! The walk to the lift is a very convenient short trip that worked great as a warm up. Definitely looking forward to come back.

From the owner: Awesome customer service. Amazing location at the base of Red Mountain.read more

Had the pleasure of staying at the Josie earlier this year on a family (no kiddos on this trip) ski…read morevacation and we absolutely loved it! The staff, amenities and rooms were lovely and perfect for those wanting a true ski in/ski out experience. This was an all adult trip so I cannot speak to their programs for the kiddos but the ski school next door has several I am sure. They have snow shoes and other equipment free for hotel guests if you are interested, we only used their restaurant, room service and concierge services all of which were perfect and well priced. We are hoping to make it back this summer to enjoy this lovely in warmer weather and take advantage of their prime location for hike BC.

BEWARE, NEVER STAYING HERE AGAIN!…read more My wife and I had an absolutely horrible stay at the Josie over Valentine's Day. We were here for a ski trip and checked into a one bedroom suite for 4 nights. The bathtub did not work our first night so we called the front desk and they said they would have maintenance look at it. No one ever came, and it still did not work the 2nd day. We again called and the same thing. They said maintenance would come fix it but no one ever came. The 3rd day it still did not work and we again called maintenance. Surprise, no one ever came. We also did not receive housekeeping on our first night. The Saunas do not work so don't waste your time booking them. The stay was so bad we checked out early and moved to a different hotel. Worst of all, the Josie didnt even give a refund for the night we didnt use despite being in a broken room with broken amenities. Ruined our Valentine's Day.

First experience w Red Cat in February and had a great time. They take safety seriously (which I…read morelike) but will admit if it was my first ever cat skiing experience (which it wasn't) may have been intimidated by the safety lecture and demonstrations before we departed in the cat. As in "what am I getting myself into???". But no need for concern, just be honest about your skill level, choose the right ability level (I'm intermediate) and have fun. Huge playground with tons of acreage to catch great snow. Timing is everything and while we didn't have the fortune of a lot of new snow, there was plenty of great powder in very good condition making it an excellent experience. Guides were friendly and professional and even shared tips w me for improving my skiing (greatly appreciated!). Pluses for this operation over others I've experienced: all skiers were given safety packs to carry including a radio (really liked the radio so I could hear direct conversation between the guides, for me, more information is better than less). Minuses: better, clearer communications on what is and is not included. They do recommend bringing your own water but they have water available. I brought a water bottle and they had water available, but is was hot water. Had I known that I would have planned better. But, not a big deal. All in all, ready to go back!

Friends and I went to Big Red Cat skiing March 11 in the "expert" cat with Ben who was nice and G,…read morewho was not, as our guides. At first, I thought maybe it was me and "g" and I just didn't click. Well, hours later and after speaking with others in my cat, I found out it wasn't just me. Comments like "all I did was worry about doing something wrong" or "that guy hates his job" were common. Including from people on the trip I stumbled into at the bar later. The way I would describe the experience was, picture the DMV (Dept of Motor Vehicles) operating a cat skiing company and then getting their grumpiest employee to "lead guide" the experience. I'll skip the poor food and run selection as some of those things can't be helped or aren't that important to me. Bizarrely, and the reason I gave 2 stars, is I met another guide at the same bar I stumbled on to other (extremely) dissatisfied clients and he couldn't have been nicer. His name was Alex. I'd hate to hurt his prospects but I gotta be honest, for me, this experience was a dud. And, actually kinda bizarre. How hard is it for a guide to at least pretend to enjoy his job?