Brian Head Resort
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Brian Head Trail Map
71 Runs
1,320 Feet of Vert
650 Skiable Acres
1 Hour 30 Minutes From St. George
Lodging
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Brian Head Lodge
Brian Head Lodge is the resort’s on-mountain lodging option and offers a unique lift ticket and lodging package, granting guests a cozy place to stay within a stone’s throw of the slopes. The lodge features inviting rooms and suites, complemented by an indoor pool with a waterfall, an outdoor hot tub, a Noorish Spa, a fitness center and a game room for added entertainment.
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Cedar Breaks Lodge
Enjoy a cozy lodge with a pool, restaurant, and fitness center just steps away from Brian Head Resort.
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Georg’s Ski Shop & Lodging
Need gear and a comfortable place to stay? This rustic local treasure offers lodging, rentals, new equipment, and more.
Resort Information
Who is Brian Head for?
Brian Head is a premier ski, hiking and mountain biking destination with a rich cultural history. When you visit this Southern Utah resort, you are just a short flight or road trip away from Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Phoenix and other cities in the western United States.
Skiing with Red Rock Views
There’s nothing like skiing Utah’s highest elevation resort with a backdrop of snowcapped hoodoos and Utah’s famous red rocks. With Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks just over an hour away, a visit to Brian Head provides you access to The Greatest Snow on Earth® and much, much more.
Night Skiing
Night skiing is available 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and during peak ski periods.
Restaurants and Places to Relax
Giant Steps Cafe: Stop by for a casual dining experience that offers burgers, chicken sandwiches, pizzas, sandwiches, beer and more.
Last Chair Grill & Brews: This lively eatery hosts live music on weekends and serves lunch, dinner, signature beers and beer cocktails.
Navajo Cafe: Take a break from the slopes in this cozy spot that offers burgers, salads, hot and cold drinks and more.
Navajo Corner: The perfect stop for breakfast sandwiches, specialty coffees, draft beer and more.
Snow Report
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Alta Ski Area
New Snow: 8″
Base Depth: 158″
Open Runs: 67/118
Opening: 11/25/2023
Closing: 04/21/2024
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Beaver Mountain
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 0″
Open Runs: 0/48
Opening: 12/16/2023
Closing: 04/07/2024
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Brian Head Ski Resort
New Snow: 5″
Base Depth: 66″
Open Runs: 71/71
Opening: 11/17/2023
Closing: 05/05/2024
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Brighton
New Snow: 4″
Base Depth: 108″
Open Runs: 61/66
Opening: 11/25/2023
Closing: 04/28/2024
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Cherry Peak
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 0″
Open Runs: 30/38
Opening: 12/27/2023
Closing: 04/13/2024
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Deer Valley Resort
New Snow: 2″
Base Depth: 84″
Open Runs: 32/103
Opening: 12/02/2023
Closing: 04/21/2024
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Eagle Point
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 0″
Open Runs: 0/39
Opening: 12/15/2023
Closing: 04/07/2024
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Nordic Valley
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 0″
Open Runs: 0/42
Opening: 01/20/2024
Closing: 03/24/2024
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Park City Mountain
New Snow: 2″
Base Depth: 103″
Open Runs: 89/344
Opening: 11/17/2023
Closing: 04/22/2024
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Powder Mountain
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 0″
Open Runs: 0/154
Opening: 12/07/2023
Closing: 04/07/2024
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Snowbasin Resort
New Snow: 4″
Base Depth: 128″
Open Runs: 103/114
Opening: 11/30/2023
Closing: 04/28/2024
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Snowbird
New Snow: 9″
Base Depth: 125″
Open Runs: 60/140
Opening: 11/30/2023
Closing: TBD
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Solitude Mountain Resort
New Snow: 4″
Base Depth: 98″
Open Runs: 60/82
Opening: 11/17/2023
Closing: TBD
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Sundance Mountain Resort
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 0″
Open Runs: 0/72
Opening: 12/02/2023
Closing: 04/07/2024
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Woodward Park City
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 40″
Open Runs: 11/11
Opening: 11/17/2023
Closing: TBD
Run Highlights
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Engens
Take a ride up The Dunes or Giant Steps lifts to get a chance at Engens. The steepest run at Brian Head, this wide-open trail allows you to arc huge turns while getting 1,161 feet of vertical. You might not be right under the lift line, but there are a couple of nice view spots if you’re aiming to show off for an audience. This run, named after legendary resort originator Alf Engen, is especially awesome on powder days.
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Right of Passage Run
Named after Georg Hartlmaier, an original ski instructor at Brian Head, Georg’s Rock Run is known as a right of passage at the resort. Accessible from the Giant Steps Express, this black diamond run requires leaping off a rock outcropping. It will make it onto the advanced skiers' checklist. Do it well, and you can brag about it. However, don’t feel bad if you can’t pull it off. There’s more than enough fun here to occupy your time, and you'll always have something to look forward to on your next visit to Brian Head.
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Ute
Want a chance to get a run to yourself where you can enjoy a long, wide-open trail down the lift line? Pick the Ute trail, off the Wildflower lift, and take your time or test your speedy skills down the mountain. Since fewer folks hit Navajo Peak, you’ll have more opportunity to get some quiet time until you land at the end of the run and the ski bridge over to the other peak.
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Ski Southern Utah: High Alpine Trails + Red Rock Wonder
Southern Utah is home to two high-elevation ski areas that contain generous helpings of what we call (with authority) The Greatest Snow on Earth®. Things can be a little quieter down here this time of year. Give yourself at least five days to combine the thrills of Southern Utah skiing and boarding with exploring the wintertime wonders to be found in Utah’s red rock country.
Highlights
- Brian Head Resort
- Eagle Point Resort
- Cedar Breaks National Monument
- Southern Utah Ski Vacation
- Winter Hiking in Southern Utah
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Rest, Relax and Rejuvenate in the Red Rocks
The breathtaking red rock landscape of southwestern Utah is a perfect getaway for those times when you need some deep rest and rejuvenation. Soak up the warming sun, meditate to the dark Milky Way skies, and nourish yourself at wellness stops along the way.
Highlights
- Rest and Relax in Utah's Red Rocks
- Yoga in Zion National Park
- Experience a World-Class Spa
- Enjoy a Unique Wellness Experience
What's Nearby
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Bryce Canyon National Park
An alpine forest with as many red rock hoodoos as trees. At dawn and dusk, mule deer graze the forested plateau along the road into Bryce Canyon.
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Cedar Breaks National Monument
Hidden within the mountains above Cedar City is the brilliant geology and vibrant environment of Cedar Breaks National Monument. The geologic amphitheater and surrounding environs are home to cool hiking trails, ancient trees, high elevation camping, and over-the-top views along the “Circle of Painted Cliffs.”
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Cedar City
There are plenty of things to experience in Cedar City, Utah thanks to nearby ski resorts, a national forest, great national parks and a superb arts scene.
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Dixie National Forest
This forest stretches for 170 miles across southern Utah. Visitors can experience its brilliant red spires and cliffs by car or by hiking one of the nature trails in the canyon.
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Zion National Park
Whether you are trying to catch your breath while climbing the trail to Angel's Landing or watching the shadows constantly change the mood of the Court of the Patriarchs, Zion National Park is always ready to quench your appetite for outdoor wonder.
