Brian Head, above Cedar City
Eagle Point Resort
Closed for the 2026–27 winter season after the Cottonwood Fire. The Tushar Mountains resort east of Beaver is repairing lifts and clearing burned areas, and has not announced a reopening date.
AI illustration · The Utah Ledger. Generated editorial artwork for the Eagle Point Resort guide; not a photograph, an exact view of the resort, or current conditions.
Plan your visit: access, parking and practical details
Check the operator’s current fees, reservations, parking, transit, restrooms and accessibility arrangements before leaving. Confirm specific mobility or sensory needs directly with the venue.
Official visitor information ↗Snow report
Closed for the 2026–27 winter season
Follow the resort’s recovery updates for reopening news. Older snow totals and forecasts do not mean the resort is operating.
How to read a snow report
- 24-hour / 48-hour snowfall
- New snow over the stated reporting window. The 48-hour total includes the 24-hour window; don’t add them together.
- Base depth
- Snow on the ground at the resort’s reporting location, which can differ from conditions elsewhere on the mountain.
- Season snowfall
- Snow accumulated over the season’s reporting period, rather than the depth currently on the ground.
- Forecast
- A prediction of future snow, separate from measured snowfall. Snowfall alone does not establish which lifts or trails are open.
Use the source’s update date and time zone, especially around overnight storms. Off-season or stale reports may retain old readings. A missing or undated report does not mean no snow.
Closed for the 2026–27 winter season
Eagle Point Resort will not operate for the 2026–27 winter season. The resort announced the closure on August 3, 2026, citing the Cottonwood Fire’s damage to its lifts, ski terrain and surrounding forest. It said the fire burned about 300 acres of ski terrain, destroyed Canyonside Lodge and the Tushar Ridge Warming Station, damaged four of its five chairlifts and contributed to the loss of 145 homes and condominiums in the Eagle Point community.
In a later recovery update, the resort said cleanup of the Canyonside Lodge site was finished, the Monarch lift came through without damage, and several other lifts will need new haul ropes, structural parts and other repairs, with the Canyonside lift and Tushar Peaks surface lift hit hardest. It has not announced when lifts will run again. Holders of 2026–27 season passes were offered a refund, a transfer to 2027–28 or a donation to BeaverTUF, a new Beaver County recovery foundation.
Before the fire, Eagle Point ran a limited weekly schedule on high terrain in the Tushar Mountains, about 30 minutes from the town of Beaver on I-15.
Maps and mountain orientation
The operator separates its winter trail map, village map and summer mountain-bike map. Use the map for the activity and season you are planning.
Official resort maps
Known for
- Closed for the 2026–27 season
- Cottonwood Fire recovery
- High Tushar Mountains terrain
Good to know
- Do not plan a ski trip to Eagle Point this winter. Follow the resort’s recovery updates for news on repairs and future seasons.
- The resort asks passholders with questions about 2026–27 pass options or the recovery to email staystrong@skieaglepoint.com.
- Fire and flooding damaged the roads into the area. Check UDOT for the current status of SR-153 rather than relying on older directions.