Brian Head - Brian Head is Utah’s only southern resort. Offering sunny skies, light dry snow and red-rock views, the resort is less than a four-hour drive from Salt Lake City and about three hours from Las Vegas. This little slice of winter is also near Utah’s national parks including Zion, Bryce and Capitol Reef.


CEDAR CITY-BRIAN HEAD TOURISM BUREAU


Toll-Free: 800-354-4849 / 435-586-5124 www.scenicsouthernutah.com


Southern Utah’s Brian Head is more than just a resort- its stunning red rock scenery, a noticeable lack of crowds, genuine western hospitality and down to earth personality. And the best part, Brian Head is a winter destination that doesn’t break the bank, so your wallet will sing our praises. Located just a few hours from Las Vegas, Brian Head has over 2,500 rooms on and off the mountain, with ski packages starting as low as $65 per person.


THE GRAND LODGE AT BRIAN HEAD


435-677-9000 314 Hunter Ridge Drive Brian Head, UT 84719 www.grandlodgebrianhead.com


The Grand Lodge at Brian Head is a vibrant, fashionable place where “stuffy” is not part of the vocabulary. As the only full service hotel in the Brian Head Ski Area, a rustic and elegant setting and a bonanza of skiing and recreational activities right outside our doors, it’s not just the altitude that you’ll find breathtaking.


Brian Head


…Where Great Escape Meets Real Value


• Lift and lodging packages starting at $65 per person • 2,500 lodging rooms from cheap to suite • Closest Utah resort to Las Vegas • Snowmobiling - Tubing - Winter Events • National Parks • No lift lines


Cedar City-Brian Head Tourism Bureau


1-800-354-4849 www.scenicsouthernutah.com


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Monique Beeley-Schwab BRIAN HEAD LODGING


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