Brian Head Resort

Brian Head Resort is Utah’s best kept secret-pure and simple, keeping winter sports fun and affordable with the lowest lift ticket prices for a full service ski resort in Utah (mid $40’s). There are virtually no lift lines so you can actually enjoy your time on the slopes. Brian Head has two mountains with eight chairlifts and terrain to fit almost any skier or boarder. Navajo Mountain is completely dedicated to beginners, with a ski school, beginner terrain park and daycare.

The Highlights
*Recent expansion has added 35% more new terrain and two new chairlifts and a skier bridge to connect the two mountains.

*Brian Head features terrain parks for all ability levels with countless snow features, rails and fun boxes. Isolated terrain features are located around the resort’s two mountains.

*Kids Camp is a fully supervised day-care and winter coaching facility. Lesson programs include exploring the mountain on special trails, playing in terrain parks and learning new skills, meeting new friends and having fun.

*Brian Head is tailored made to learning the sport of skiing and boarding. The Winter Sports School offers programs for every age group and ability level, always customized to your individual needs.

*Here’s the real scoop- powder days at Brian Head are truly awesome. With very few hard core locals to ski it out, you can ride fresh powder run after run. It’s not uncommon to be riding powder days after the storm has passed.

Just the Facts
Average Annual Snowfall - 400”
Vertical Drop Serviced by Lift - 1310’
Base Elev. - 9600’
Top Elev.- 10,500’
Hours of Operation.- 9:30 am to 4:30pm
Skiable Acres - 640
% Beg. Terrain - 40%
% Int. Terrain - 40%
% Adv. Terrain - 20%
Number of Runs - 63+
Snowboarding Allowed - Yes
Acres Snowmaking - 215
Child Care on Premise - Yes
Terrain Parks - 3
Adaptive Program - Yes
Lift-Service Tubing - Yes
Miles to Major Airport (LV) - 210
Daily Lift Ticket prices: log onto www.brianhead.com for prices and packages.

Snowtubing
We take our fun very seriously here. Take a lift that effortlessly whisks you to the top of the park. Once at the top, your job is to sit down, hold on, and enjoy the RIDE. The Snow Tube Park offers 6 lanes to choose from. Two hour sessions are available. Fun for the non- skiers or snowboarders, or even just to take a break from the ski hill. Detailed information and prices can be found on the resort’s website www.brianhead.com or call 866-930-1010.

Night Skiing
Most weekend’s, the fun continues with affordable skiing and snowboarding after-hours at Brian Head Resort’s Navajo Lodge Learning Center. The lighted runs of “Pioneer Chair Lift #6” give you a new perspective of Brian Head Resort.

Need a Lesson?
Brian Head Sports School
435-677-2049

Kids Camp (Navajo Lodge)
435-677-2047

Summer In Brian Head
Brian Head is the coolest place in southern Utah. At 9,500 feet, the summer temps hover in the mid 70’s. Cool alpine meadows, thick spruce forest surround this small ski resort town. In the summer and fall, outdoor adventure takes center stage.

The Mountain Bike Park at Brian Head Resort, with its combined chairlift and shuttle services, gives access to over 200 miles of the most scenic and exhilarating mountain bike trails in the country. To access the major area trailheads use the Resort’s weekend scenic Sky lift service or stay and play in the park on one or all of our diverse trail options. The freestyle, downhill, and terrain park features are not recommend for novice riders. However, “B” lines are available around the more technical elements.

The Brian Head Resort Mountain Bike Park’s terrain parks include: jumps, drops, walls, ladders, and other wooden elements. These areas require varied degrees of skill level. This ever expanding and centralized terrain park network includes Ken’s Woods, Stef’s Steps and Malicious Woods. All are accessible from the lower parts of Color Country, Timberline, Lil’ Gritty and Wildflower.

If mountain biking is not your scene, the weekend chairlift service is also available to hikers and sightseers in search of Utah’s famous red-rock vistas. Brian Head also has ATV tours, horseback rides, fishing, and free summer concerts on most weekends.

Getting There

In southern Utah, take Interstate 15 to Exit 75 at Parowan. From there follow the signs into Parowan town to Hwy 143 (Center Street). Brian Head is just a short 14 mile drive up the canyon.

For more information on Brian Head Resort, please visit www.brianhead.com

Brian Head Resort
329 S. Hwy 143, P.O. Box 190008
Brian Head, UT 84719
435-677-2035
866-930-1010