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Utah's newest ski resort and quickly becoming a southern favorite, with its 600 skiable acres, 40 runs, access to Tushar Mountain backcountry and terrain park. Tree-lined runs and blue skies abound. Enjoy small crowds and lots and lots of powder.
Perched high upon a stunning location in the Tushar Mountains, Eagle Point Resort in Beaver is southern Utah’s newest ski and snowboard resort. Considered a perfect getaway from the crowded slopes and high prices of the mega-resorts, Eagle Point is a scenic 17-mile drive from downtown Beaver via Route 153, a 3.5 hour drive from Salt Lake City. The independently owned resort averages 400 inches of the Greatest Snow on Earth ™ each year, across 650 skiable acres and over 1500 vertical feet, including some of the steepest lift serviced terrain in Utah. In 2017, the resort once again received the prestigious TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence based on consistently great reviews earned on TripAdvisor.com.
A full-service resort, Eagle Point offers PSI-AASI certified instructors, children's programs, and a full fleet of rental and demo equipment. Trained technicians are on staff for quick tunes or equipment repairs.
During the summer months, Eagle Point transforms itself into a mountain getaway, where alpine air provides a respite from the heat. Among stunning alpine peaks and pine-scented air, guests enjoy mountain biking, hiking, fishing, canoeing, paintball, disc golf and access to world-class ATV trails.
Brian Head Resort is home to Utah's highest ski hill and offers over 650 acres if skiing terrain, but it is also a fantastic place for families who want to enjoy the snow without skis or a snowboard. In addition to beginner, intermediate and advanced ski slopes, Brian Head Resort offers fun snow tubing. The resort is a short 48 mile drive from Beaver Journey KOA.
Another great way to explore Bryce Canyon is on cross-country skis. Though it is illegal to ski off of the rim into the canyon, you can enjoy a variety of routes above the rim. These include sections of the Rim Trail along the edge of the Main Amphitheater, the Bristlecone Loop Trail; Paria Ski Loop; and the unplowed Paria View and Fairyland Point roads just a short 73 mile drive from Beaver Journey KOA.
Cross-country skiing opportunities are abundant just outside the park, too! Bryce Canyon City also maintains many miles of groomed ski trails.
When you visit Beaver Utah, you are just a short drive away from some of the country's best skiing resorts. Whether you're learning the basics or looking to soar down steep slopes on an exhilarating adventure, you are sure to have an incredible time in this gorgeous state.
Kampgrounds of America offers a fantastic basecamp for exploring Utah's ski mountains. Explore the breathtaking slopes surrounding Beaver, Utah before returning to your cozy camping spot and enjoying time around the warm campfire. At KOA, you can expect a comfortable stay with convenient amenities and exciting activities.
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