[VIDEO] Brian Head Resort, UT, Has Begun Snowmaking for the New Season

The 2023/24 ski season is around the corner, and Brian Head Resort in Utah has begun snowmaking operations in preparation for it. Mother Nature has provided colder temperatures this past weekend, and Brian Head Resort has taken advantage of it. The resort was firing up the snow guns on the Paradise Run on Navajo Mountain. The team blew snow for about 36 hours.

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The race to open is on to see which mountain will open first, and this Southern Utah Resort is pushing to be the winner. Brian Head resort has a base elevation of 9,600 feet and recorded 1-2 inches of snow two weeks ago, which was enough for locals to hike up the mountain and make the first turns of the season. Lift tickets can be purchased in advance for just $29, while kids 12 and under ski and ride free all year long. Brian Head Resort’s 2023/24 ski season is scheduled to begin on Friday, November 10, with $1 million in capital improvements, including snowmaking upgrades to help open early and hopefully extend the season.

For more information, visit Brian Head Resort’s website.