Ski/Snowboard Brian Head, Utah

 There is only 1 general store in Brian Head so I recommend getting groceries in St. George or Cedar City if you will be staying for a while. When you get to Parowan, a small town in Utah, you follow the signs past the cemetery until you are on a 2 lane road that will take you straight to Brian Head. If you don't have chains you might have some trouble if it is really snowy but it is usually plowed so you should be okay. You can rent equipment from Georg's Ski Shop. (Helmets are pricey)

Brian Head Mountain

Operating Hours

Monday – Friday:
10:00AM to 4:00PM

Saturday, Sunday & Holiday Periods:
9:30AM to 4:30PM

Base Elevation: 9,600 ft.–Highest in Utah
Summit Elevation: Top of Giant Steps–10,970 ft
Available Terrain: Over 650 Acres
Vertical Drop: Lift-Served–1,320 ft. Hikeable–1,548 ft.
Terrain Parks: 2 Terrain Parks: Bypass and Detour
Number of Runs: 71 Runs: 30% Easiest, 35% More Difficult, and 35% Most Difficult.

Tickets

Non-Holiday PeriodAdult*Child/SeniorWeekday Full-Day$38.00$27.00Weekend Full-Day$59.00$43.00

(Passes work at Navajo as well)

As you can see the prices are reasonable. The runs are well groomed but usually there is an option to take powder route at the top. You can ski from mountain to mountain if most lifts are open. If not there is a free shuttle that comes to Navajo Lodge and Giant Steps Lodge every 15-ish minutes. 

After the lifts close you will probably not see another person. There are 2 restaurants, Thai and pizza.