Brian Head, above Cedar City
Eagle Point Resort
A quiet, high-elevation mountain in the Tushar range east of the town of Beaver, with real vertical, empty runs and a limited weekly schedule.
Eagle Point sits high in the Tushar Mountains, Utah’s third-highest range, and it has much more terrain than most people expect: long groomers, gladed trees and a summit with views across the Great Basin. Because it is far from the big cities, lift lines are often nonexistent.
The resort runs a limited weekly schedule rather than opening every day, and is building a small slopeside village of condos and cabins. Beaver, a historic pioneer town on I-15, is about 30 minutes away.
Known for
- Empty runs and no lift lines
- High Tushar Mountains terrain
- Indy Pass access
- Slopeside cabins and condos
Good to know
- Eagle Point is not open every day. Check its operating calendar before you drive.
- SR-153 climbs into the mountains from Beaver; carry snow tires or chains.
- Services are limited near the resort, so stock up on groceries and fuel in Beaver.