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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 is something for all skill levels, plus you’ll pay a lot less. For example: an adult lift-ticket, rentals and 2.5 hour group lesson will set you back about $150 in April. Adult lift tickets for March and April can be purchased in advance for about $60, often less and kids 12 and under ski for free.
In March, you can also enjoy off-season access to nearby attractions like Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. Brian Head is about one hour from Bryce Canyon National Park and one and a half hours from Zion National Park, making it easy to add value to the trip without breaking the bank.
If you don’t want to ski or board, you can check out a free guided snowshoe tour or dark sky tour at Cedar Breaks National Monument. Ranger Guided Snowshoe Tours provide a beginner-friendly way to explore and connect with nature in quiet winter solitude, Friday through Sunday throughout February and March 2024. Dark Sky Tours are also provided on select Saturdays in March.
Brian Head Resort Spring Events:
Hero Day — March 9
To honor our everyday heroes, Brian Head Resort is offering a discount to all military members, veterans, firefighters, police officers, and first responders! Are you a hero? Come up and enjoy a day of skiing 50% off — and thank you for being a hero!
St. Patricks Party — March 17
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Brian Head where green drinks will be flowing all day. More details to follow.
Spring Fling Rail Jam — March 23
This will be the last rail jam of the year at Giant Steps Base Area. Show your best tricks on boxes, rails, and more. This park competition is open to all skill levels and for snowboarders or skiers. $15 entree fee.
Easter Egg Hunt — March 31
Whether you’re a local looking for a fun family tradition or a visitor wanting a unique experience, the annual Easter egg hunt at Brian Head Resort brings together the spring sunshine, great skiing, and fun prizes. Bring the kids to hunt for Easter eggs in the snow and take a picture with the Easter Bunny.
Spring Carnival — April 6
Celebrate the arrival of spring with a costumes contest, cardboard sled race, and a bikini slalom race. One of the highlights of spring carnivals is the pond skimming event. Skiers or snowboarders attempt to glide across a pond of water at the base without falling in. Come to compete for prizes or just enjoy the spectacle.
Closing Day Celebration — April14
Program TBC
