Eagle Point

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At three-and-a-half hours from Salt Lake City or Las Vegas, Eagle Point is Utah's most secluded resort. When you walk to the slope after buying your ticket, the Skyline Double Chair ski lift might hum overhead. Other days, you'll bask in silence. The Tushar Mountains, where Eagle Point sits, is a quiet and serene country. Fans of Eagle Point say it feels like having your own private resort. Or, as Eagle Point puts it, "your second home." Enjoy Utah's third-highest mountain range, where the nearly 12,000-foot Mount Holly towers over the pine, fir, spruce, aspen and oak that line the trails of Eagle Point. The view from the top is as unforgettable as the ride down. Eagle Point is only open Friday to Monday (translation: weekday storms = Powder Fridays).

Plan Your Ski Trip

Eagle Point Resort Trail Map

43 Runs

1,500 Feet of Vert

650 Skiable Acres

2 Hours from St. George

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Passes and Tickets

Enjoy an intimate, family-friendly skiing experience at Eagle Point Resort in Beaver, Utah. With various terrain levels and season pass options, guests of all skill levels can enjoy more than 650 skiable acres, 43 runs, a terrain park and much more.

Lift Tickets: Day passes are available for kids, adults, and seniors.

Season Pass: Season passes are discounted for young adults, college and high school students, senior citizens and military veterans.

Pass Exchanges: This perk offers access to free ski days at resorts across the country. From New Mexico to Minnesota, check out the season passes page.

Indy Pass: A multi-mountain pass for kids and adults allowing access to resorts across the United States.

Group Passes: Eagle Point accommodates corporate, youth and family group outings at group rates.

Kids Ski Free: For the 2025-2026 season, Eagle Point Resort lets kids 12 and under ski free!

Eagle Point Passes and Tickets

Lessons and Ski School

Lessons are available for guests of all ages and abilities. From learning pizza and french fries to honing advanced techniques, there’s a lesson for everyone at Eagle Point.

Eaglets: For children ages five to seven who are just learning to ski/snowboard or have tried it only a few times, these lessons provide the basics.

Learn to Soar: Got the basics, it's time to soar. These lessons are for kids ages eight to 14 who just need to build more confidence.

Adult Lessons: Whether you’re 15 or 50, adult lessons are for everyone, whether you're just starting, perfecting your technique or somewhere in between. (Read: Learn to Ski & Ride Better)

Private Lessons: Private lessons adapt to your unique learning style, skill level, and personal goals with one-on-one attention, no matter your age.

Eagle Point Lessons

Resort Information

Who is Eagle Point for?

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.

Parking and Transportation

No reservations are needed; both Canyonside and Skyline lodges 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 running in both directions.

Camping: Year-round car, RV and trailer camping is available in Skyline Lodge's lower parking lots.

Night Skiing

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.