Eagle Point
New for the 2026/27 Ski Season
Eagle Point Resort Closure: Eagle Point Resort will not operate during the 26/27 season, but the Eagle Point team continues to make progress restoring the resort after the Cottonwood fire earlier this year. The resort plans to open for the 27/28 season. Power infrastructure repairs to the Eagle Point electrical grid are complete, meaning the system serving the resort locality is functional and ready to receive power when total service restoration efforts are complete.
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Eagle Point Resort Trail Map
43 Runs
1,500 Feet of Vert
650 Skiable Acres
2 Hours from St. George
"Looking for deep powder in a pristine alpine setting? Eagle Point delivers."
– Paula Colman, Ski Utah Writer
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Eagle Point Resort has provided a unique charm to the world of Utah ski resorts for more than 50 years. Located in Beaver, Utah, Eagle Point offers the quality of a mega-resort without the crowds. (Read: Eagle Point: Your Own Private Ski Resort) Hit that fresh powder and connect with friends and family at a quiet, serene resort off the beaten path. But that doesn’t mean ‘remote.’ Need a change of scenery? Beaver’s central location is just a short drive from St. George, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas.
No reservations are needed. Both Canyonside Lodge and Skyline Lodge offer free parking. When driving UT-153, find Canyonside Lodge first on your right, with Skyline Lodge just ahead. Both are clearly marked. Choose your base: Canyonside Lodge sits closest to advanced terrain, while Skyline Lodge provides easy access to beginner and intermediate runs, lessons, and rentals. Ski between lodges or catch the shuttle, which runs in both directions. Camping: Year-round car, RV and trailer camping is available in Skyline Lodge's lower parking lots.
Eagle Point Resort does not offer night skiing. The last chair runs at 4:30 p.m.
Restaurants and Places to Relax
Canyonside Bar and Grill: Enjoy delicious slope-side dining in the rustic Canyonside Lodge. Menu items include pizza, pasta, burgers, seafood, local beers on tap, wine and a full bar.
Skyline Lodge Cafeteria: Grab a quick bite and get back to the slopes. Skyline Lodge Cafeteria offers mountain favorites like burgers, hot dogs, fries and chili available while the lifts run.
Visiting from lower elevations? Read these high-altitude tips for your Utah ski vacation to make the most of your days on the mountain.
Eagle Point Resort Awards, Rankings and Media Recognition
Eagle Point Resort is a remote, budget-friendly ski resort in Utah’s Tushar Mountains, renowned for an average annual snowfall of roughly 350 inches, uncrowded slopes and affordable lift tickets.
Forbes Advisor Best U.S. Ski Resorts for the Money: Eagle Point ranks No. 2 nationally for ski resort value, just behind Brian Head Resort and ahead of Beaver Mountain, thanks to low lodging costs, below-average lift ticket prices and Indy Pass access.
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