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Overview
- 26 Beginner
- 26 Intermediate
- 13 Advanced
Brian Head Resort is the premier alpine destination in the southwestern United States. Honored as a "Top Family Getaway for Family Travelers" by the Family Travel Forum, Brian Head is a full-service resort conveniently located in southern Utah - only three hours from Las Vegas!
Brian Head is Utah's highest-elevation resort, receiving over 400 annual inches of light, Utah powder. The... resort has 50+ runs for all ability levels, including an entire mountain dedicated to beginners and children. It features four terrain parks for varying ability levels, with more than 30 snow features, rails, fun boxes, and a half pipe (open when conditions permit).
With the installation of two new chairlifts and a skier bridge which connect Giant Steps and Navajo mountains, and adding 35% more terrain, Brian Head Resort wants to improve your experience.
The Resort is located off Interstate I-15, adjacent to Utah's famous national parks. Its location has helped foster a uniquely laid-back, uncrowded atmosphere, which is seldom found at winter resorts anymore.
Come Ski What's New at Brian Head Resort! Read more
Brian Head is Utah's highest-elevation resort, receiving over 400 annual inches of light, Utah powder. The... resort has 50+ runs for all ability levels, including an entire mountain dedicated to beginners and children. It features four terrain parks for varying ability levels, with more than 30 snow features, rails, fun boxes, and a half pipe (open when conditions permit).
With the installation of two new chairlifts and a skier bridge which connect Giant Steps and Navajo mountains, and adding 35% more terrain, Brian Head Resort wants to improve your experience.
The Resort is located off Interstate I-15, adjacent to Utah's famous national parks. Its location has helped foster a uniquely laid-back, uncrowded atmosphere, which is seldom found at winter resorts anymore.
Come Ski What's New at Brian Head Resort! Read more
Operations
Status
Closed
Lifts Open/Total
0 of 8
Weekday Hours
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Trails Open/Total
0 of 65
Weekend Hours
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Stats & Conditions
Base Elevation
9,600 ft
24-hr Snowfall
0"
Vertical Drop
1,400 ft
Avg Base Depth
0"
Peak Elevation
11,307 ft
Photos
Brian Head Logo
Brian Head Trail Map
Reviews & Tips (4)
Brianhead is where I learned to ski in my early 40's. The most unique thing I like about Brianhead is that the there are 2 distint areas, one which is dedicated to beginners with a couple of intermediate runs and the other to intermediate and advanced skiers/boarders. My entire family of 2 adults and 7 kids plus friend enjoy the hospitality here. I have never met a more friendly staff including lift operators, instructors, snack bar, and the behind-the-scenes personnel at any other resort! I wish the California resorts would take lessons from Brianhead. We have even considered purchasing property there!
written Nov 01 2011 - 08:24 AM
Brian Head is a great place for all levels of skiing and snowboarding. It offers some of Utah’ driest powder, over a dozen black diamond runs, more hike-able backcountry snow bowls –and one of Utah’s most scenic ski settings. It’s only about a dozen miles off of Interstate-15 and has one America’s best priced lift tickets at $45 for regular, adult full-day. Kids are $32 regular full-day.
written Dec 20 2010 - 08:16 AM
Brian Head is a *awesome* place to learn to ski or board and receives a ton of great snow. The only problem is that they often receive more powder than the steepness of slopes can handle, i.e. on a great powder day, snowboards will bog down and get stuck unless you have a giant powder board. Coming from back east, I never realized that there was such a thing as too much powder for a resort. Not much terrain for advanced/expert riders or skiers, but definitely a great place for beginners and intermediates.
written Dec 07 2010 - 10:01 AM
Brianhead is a great place to snowboard, fresh powder and great runs, what else could you ask for.
written Dec 03 2010 - 03:13 PM
