Eagle Point
150 S.W. Village Circle,
Beaver
, UT
(Driving Directions to Eagle Point)
Last Updated: 6/18/2013 4:52 AM
Eagle Point Lift Ticket and Ski Pass Deals
Eagle Point Ski Report, Mountain Conditions and Resort Statistics
- 8 Beginner
- 14 Intermediate
- 18 Advanced
Eagle Point, Southern Utah's newest ski and snowboard experience, was established at the start of the 2010/2011 season with a shared vision for a family-friendly, high-quality snowsports destination. Receiving over 400 inches of the Greatest Snow on Earth™ each year, Eagle Point offers an appealing adventure for those seeking thrilling snowsports fun on uncrowded slopes. Amidst a stunning alpine backdrop,
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we offer five lifts with access to over 400 skiable acres and 40 runs ranging from easy groomers to some of the most challenging runs in all of Utah. For more adventure, check out our 18-foot half pipe, freestyle terrain, and tubing park. Powder enthusiasts – don’t miss some of the best backcountry in Southern Utah’s Fishlake National Forest land. As a courtesy for guests, Eagle Point, in cooperation with the National Forest Service, offers specific locations where skiers and riders can access the Fishlake National Forest backcountry.
Eagle Point boasts two newly renovated lodges and The Lookout, an on-mountain warming station with spectacular views of the Tushar Mountains. Start your day at the Skyline Lodge, located near the upper parking lot, where you’ll find lift tickets, lessons, rentals, The Skyline Café, and quick access to fantastic beginner and intermediate terrain.
Just 18 miles into the mountains above Beaver, Utah, Eagle Point is centrally located for an easy and affordable weekend getaway with easy access from Las Vegas and Salt Lake City, as well as Southern California and Arizona.
We look forward to seeing you on the slopes! Read more
Eagle Point boasts two newly renovated lodges and The Lookout, an on-mountain warming station with spectacular views of the Tushar Mountains. Start your day at the Skyline Lodge, located near the upper parking lot, where you’ll find lift tickets, lessons, rentals, The Skyline Café, and quick access to fantastic beginner and intermediate terrain.
Just 18 miles into the mountains above Beaver, Utah, Eagle Point is centrally located for an easy and affordable weekend getaway with easy access from Las Vegas and Salt Lake City, as well as Southern California and Arizona.
We look forward to seeing you on the slopes! Read more
Eagle Point Amenities
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Night Skiing
Night Skiing
Night skiing available; an extra charge may apply. -
Terrain Park
Terrain Park
Ski area offers at least one terrain park. -
Half Pipe
Half Pipe
Ski area offers a half pipe. -
Cat Skiing
Cat Skiing
Cat skiing is available at this resort; may entail an add'l cost -
Snow Making
Snow Making
Ski area offers snow making for additional coverage. -
Daycare Available
Daycare Available
Guests have access to daycare services; an additional charge may apply. -
Slopeside Dining
Slopeside Dining
Resort offers at least one restaurant on the slopes; hours may vary. -
Slopeside Lodging
Slopeside Lodging
This resort has slopeside lodging available; it may or may not be ski in/ski out. -
Tubing
Tubing
This resort offers tubing activities; additional charges may apply -
Wi-Fi Access
Wi-Fi Access
This resort is equipped with internet access; additional charges may apply
Eagle Point Operations
Status
Open for Summer Fun
Lifts Open/Total
0 of 4
Weekday Hours
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Trails Open/Total
0 of 40
Weekend Hours
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Eagle Point Snow Report & Ski Conditions
Base Elevation
9,000 ft
24-hr Snowfall
0"
Vertical Drop
1,500 ft
Avg Base Depth
0"
Peak Elevation
10,500 ft
Eagle Point Ski Pictures and Photos
Eagle Point Logo
Eagle Point Trail Map
Eagle Point Reviews & Tips (16)
go earlier in the season when the snow is deep and the temps are not too warm.. awesome terrain, lots of variety to challenge all levels of skiiers.. love this place, and lots of free and cheap ski tickets promotions available!
Eagle Point review written Mar 17 2013 - 05:59 PM
Eagle point is wonderful great snow 30 lift ticket is great price don't
know why anyone would go to brianhead when this is so much
better much more challenging runs snow better quality snow just wish they would be open Mon Tues and Wednesday. fantastic tree skiing. Get to the point!..............^<>
Eagle Point review written Mar 13 2013 - 10:00 PM
I came down from las vegas..just after a nice storm....powder lines all day, the snowcat was fun and took us to the other side of the mtn....affordable, and the staff was really nice....plus there was no one there..don't think I will go to brianhead again.....park was fun too
Eagle Point review written Feb 25 2013 - 03:57 PM
Great resort. Have always skied at Brian Head and am now shifting the family ski trips. Nice and helpful staff, great ticket and lesson costs. Advanced runs considerably more difficult than Brian Head. Great back county, snow cat accessed, terrain. Nice main resort, good food. No complaints. We tried it because of wind at Brian Head, none at Eagle Point and they have never closed because of wind. Very bummed I did not venture to Eagle Point years ago. Drive is about 60 minutes from Cedar City. Nice long runs and resort can accommodate all from my four year old to my six year old who are beginners, to my wife and I that are advanced and skiing for 35 years. Recommend the drive from Las Vegas and elsewhere for the resort..
Eagle Point review written Feb 24 2013 - 02:32 PM
I heard that this resort was free for california residents. After a moment of disbelief, i googled eagle point and found out that it was true. After budgeting for food $80, gas $189, and motel $153. I was able to have a three day on the slopes family ski vacation for less than $450!!! You can't do that for even one day at Mammoth!!! It snowed 1 1/2 feet of that great one of a kind dry southern Utah powder over the weekend while we were there. The mountain has some fun expert areas and intermediate area's with a small park. The staff are the best and most patient i have ever met. I have two small children (6 & 2), so me and my wife took turns boarding while the other was watching the kids. We basically picked out the corner table in the upper lodge and made ourselves at home. Not only did they not mind on bit, the even helped while my 2 year old was having and offered my wife some apple juice. On the first day my 6 year old refused to ski with daddy since it was to cold and stormy out side. The manager let me return her rentals with a full refund, try doing that at Mt. High or Mammoth!!! Overall, this is a great resort for families and those who aren't trying to ride like pro's and drop cliffs. The park was fun, but small and not very challenging. However i didn't come to Eagle Point to ride a park, i can stay in socal for that. I came for tree runs, open pow fields, and fun little terrain drops and i got ALLOT of that while i was here with my family. The only con i can think of are the ski lifts. All but one are SLOW. The only resort that i can think of that has slower lifts is Mt. Baldy back in L.A.. Since i came here with small children i can't really comment on the local night life, but the lower lodge had a nice bar and shuffle board table in it when i checked it out, plus hot tubs right next to it. Overall i have to say that this is the best deal any californian can get right now if you want to ride real powder instead of sierra cement and not pay an arm and a leg to get it.
Eagle Point review written Feb 10 2013 - 11:14 PM
No crowds which make it a great place to learn and practice. The food at the Outpost Grill is delish and the staff at the ski school and in the lodge are all very friendly. Everything is very reasonably priced and worth the extra drive if you frequent Brian Head.
Eagle Point review written Jan 29 2013 - 02:25 PM
Loved this resort! The advanced terain is amazing, great tree skiing and even got untouched lines in and out of the trees 4 days after a storm! New favorite Utah resort (and i work at Brighton!)
Eagle Point review written Mar 22 2011 - 03:33 PM
Has some good tree skiing, excelent backcountry access, no crowds, amazing views, and cheap tickets. Is miles from anywhere, has no apres anything, and is small. Overall if you are coming to Utah to ski there is no way I would recommend this place. If you live in Utah it is worth a weekend as it's only ~3 hours from SLC and is empty, cheap, and beautiful.
Eagle Point review written Mar 21 2011 - 03:26 AM
Some of the best tree's I have ever skied. The facilities are super nice and clean. The staff was very helpful and nice. I skied on Pres day and I think it was their busiest day of yet and I still hardly waited in a line! Loved it! The have something for skill level. Great mountain for first timers and for advanced riders. Not the biggest mountain, but it can defiantly keep you busy for a couple days. This small resort is one of the many best secrets of Utah. The backcountry here has awesome potential. Eagle Point is working with the Forest Service to allow a cat up to Mt. Holly (12,000 ft). I had a blast and would recommend this to any rider. Great resort!
Eagle Point review written Feb 23 2011 - 03:36 PM
Overall this mountain was a great experience. Great runs, no wait in line, it was beautiful. Overall, most of the staff is incredibly friendly. The only staff I really had a complaint about was anyone wearing a red, black and white jacket with a medical sign on it. All of these guys were a**holes. They weren't friendly or helpful. Dont get me wrong... the rest of the mountains staff members were great. It was just these medical guys that were on some high horse and were working out some male dominance issues of some sort on the mountain.
Eagle Point review written Feb 15 2011 - 12:51 AM
They've really turned this mountain into something great. Staff is incredibly friendly. They are still working out some minor kinks... but some forgiveness can be given for the minor things since this is their first season. Even though they couldn't get one lift up and running, they still found a way to get you to that part of the mountain by snow mobil transportation. They really have done a great job at trying to accommodate everyone, and I can see them only getting better. Definitely recommend this mountain, especially if you don't want to wait in the long lines and deal with the heavy crowd.
Eagle Point review written Jan 24 2011 - 11:22 AM
As this is a new (reopened) resort in southern Utah, I'd love for it to succeed, but they need to make some changes. First off on the good: 1. There are few skiers. 2. Beautiful scenery 3. Low cost (as it is new, they had $30 lift tickets and if they ever get to full price, it is still only $45) 4. Beginner friendly terrain 5. Friendly and very helpful staff. 6. I did not try out the dining area/restaurant, but it looked very nice. 7. Tubing run
Ok, now for the bad. 1. There is mainly only beginner and advanced runs, and very little intermediate, even though it is advertised as 50% of the terrain. The upper mountain intermediate runs are more like harder beginner runs. 2. How about truth in advertising? They advertise a half pipe and it is not completed. They show many open runs on the lower/advanced slopes but you have to walk to them to access them (how about a sign at the lift, website and trail map saying that anything past Anasazi Freefall is walk-in only?? This affects the majority of the runs on that slope). The lift that serves these other runs is not functioning. 3. How about some signs? They close most of the runs on the advanced slope at 3:30 with a rope, close the lift to all of those runs at 4:00 (advertise a closing time of the resort of 4:30), and have no sign (not even a dry erase board) telling people this!! Argh!! How about some signs along the road showing the path to the upper lodge? 4. Better design of the lift departure area on the intermediate ski area. People would stop immediately after getting off and block traffic. I saw one person bloodied in the face because of this! Either add more space to get off or have staff directing traffic/notifying people to move along. 5. Only 4 functioning lifts. 6. Rentals only at the upper lodge.
Yes, you have to use a shuttle to get back to the upper mountain area, but there is a shuttle every 10 minutes so it is no big deal.
I can recommend this resort for beginners and anyone that wants to explore new terrain (but if you have intermediate skills, immediately head to the advanced area of the resort).
Eagle Point review written Jan 20 2011 - 03:09 AM
The resort is amazing! There is no crowd, tracks are prepared perfect - just amazing resort!
Eagle Point review written Jan 18 2011 - 09:02 AM
3 main lifts seperate beginner,intermediate,advance.Few connection trail need walking and poor coverage.Chairs very slow.Outport grill try to serve 5 star meal,but I found more waiter than guest often.Talk about no crowd.Their parking lot can not handle it
Eagle Point review written Jan 03 2011 - 05:20 PM
great mountain, no crowds, friendly staff; lots of varied terrain, especially fun for beginner/intermediate with some steep runs for the braver!
Eagle Point review written Dec 28 2010 - 08:13 AM
Fantastic backcountry terrain!
Eagle Point review written Nov 01 2010 - 07:56 PM