Cozy Slopes at Brian Head

09/03/2025

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02/03/2025

Yaaaasss! The best of both worlds.

17/02/2025

What is happening east if Cozy Slopes in 2025!

14/11/2024

Won’t break the bank if you stay and play in Brian Head!

From Echo Mountain to Bridger Bowl, these are the 10 most affordable ski resorts in the U.S.

21/10/2024

Let it snow!!!

The Brian Head Resort experienced heavy snowfall Friday morning, leaving several inches and more snow this weekend.

28/09/2024

Come visit travel and leisure’s #2 ranked ski resort! 🎿🏂

The country's top ski resorts offer varied terrain, powdery snow, and plenty to do off the mountain.

05/09/2024

November 8!

Several Utah ski resorts have posted their anticipated opening dates for the upcoming 2024/25 ski season.

Read more:
kslnewsradio.com/2131919/
📷 Scott G Winterton, Deseret News

16/08/2024

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Before there was an Iron County, and before there was a Cedar City, there was “The Little Salt Lake Valley.”

21/04/2024

Attention Visitors!
We've recently been made aware of a popular video going around on Instagram of someone skiing off the rim of our amphitheater and into the canyon. We would like to remind everyone that skiing in the amphitheater is illegal and heavily damages our rock formations. For the preservation of Cedar Breaks, behavior like this is unacceptable. Thank you to those that made us aware of the situation, if you see illegal activities in the park, report them as soon as possible.

28/02/2024

Snowshoe in Cedar Breaks

Have you ever been snowshoeing and heard a strange BOOM noise?
This phenomenon occurs when the layers of snow beneath you suddenly collapse, and the air rushing out of the collapsed space creates a BOOM sound effect.
Snow accumulates in layers, similarly to sedimentary rock. Over time, the layers that have been buried deep in the snow start to degrade. The ice crystals rearrange and are no longer cohesive, creating a layer of "sugar" snow. When sugar layers are buried beneath heavy wet snow, their structure becomes very fragile. Sometimes walking around on the surface of the snow is enough to collapse those layers.
This is what causes avalanches to occur. The heavy wet layers no longer have anything to support them from underneath, so all that snow tumbles down the slope. If you ever hear that boom sound on the side of a mountain, you're in big trouble!



NPS Photo

24/02/2024

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At Brian Head Resort you’ll find great Utah snow, less crowds, dark skies, and natural beauty. As southern Utah’s premier ski resort, Brian Head Resort offers 650 acres of skiable terrain, 71 trails, 8 lifts, and an average annual snowfall of 360 inches. With a vertical drop of 1,320 feet, there...

23/02/2024

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Here is a link to the status of rebuilding the Brian Head Peak overlook:
https://zionpark.org/2024/brianheadoverlook/

09/02/2024

Beware!!! This weird weather has caused unstable snow!

Small avalanche hit SR-143 above Brian Head today. If you were at the avalanche presentation tonight by BH Patrol (thx), you would call this a "clue" about backcountry stability. Pic: Brett W. (thx!)

19/01/2024

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