With the highest base area elevation in Utah, Brian Head
receives its fair share of powder along with blue-bird groomer days.
Brian Head
Located near Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah’s most southern resort is the perfect combination of The Greatest Snow on Earth and signature red rock views. Families will love the rolling intermediate slopes of Giant Steps spiced with a touch of expert terrain. Beginners are treated to the entire Navajo Mountain, one of the best places to learn to ski in the state. A number of hotel, condo and ski-in/ski- out lodging options are sprinkled at the base area or in nearby Cedar City—a 45-minute drive from the resort. Après at the Lift Lounge and Patio at the Double Tree Resort & Spa at Brian Head to revel in the glory of your trip down Devo‘s Pitch. —J. KUNZER
Lift-served acreage: 650 Lift-served vertical: 1,707 ft Web:
brianhead.com Signature run: Giant Steps
Powder Mountain
Have you ever peeked your head over the ropeline and drooled at the endless fresh tracks and possibilities that lay beyond the boundary? Powder Mountain’s 7,000-plus skiable acres make every run feel like a backcountry adventure within the safe confi nes of the resort’s gigantic perimeter. Whether you dash down Powder Country returning to the chairlifts on a school bus shuttle or snag an aff ordable ride from a snowcat up Lightning Ridge, Powder Mountain is the perfect place to explore your ability’s boundaries. Powderhounds, both intermediate and expert, will fi nd endless excitement and terrain opportunities at Utah’s most coveted secret stash. —J. KUNZER
Lift-served acreage: 7,000+ Lift-served vertical: 2,205 ft Web:
powdermountain.com Signature run: Cut Run
Powder Mountain is consistently ranked one of the best value
resorts in the country. More snow for less is a no-brainer.
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POWDER MOUNTAIN
MIKE SAEMISCH / BRIAN HEAD
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