About this campground
With Utah's highest base elevation, Brian Head Resort offers consistently excellent snow conditions and the driest snow in North America, with an average moisture content of just 4%. The two adjacent and connected mountains comprising Brian Head Resort are Brian Head Peak, which tops out at 11,307 feet, and Navajo Peak, with an elevation of 10,300 feet. Nestled in the two mountains, the Resort features 71 ski trails and nearly 665 acres of available terrain. Each of the two mountains is anchored by a full service base lodge facility. The 2015–2016 winter season opens on November 20, 2015, and closes on April 10, 2016 (conditions permitting). Check out the Brian Head WEB CAM!
Activities
- WINTER SPORTS
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Brian Head Peak ObservationDixie National Forest1 mi
- Cedar Breaks Visitor CenterCedar Breaks National Monument6 mi
- POINT SUPREME CAMPGROUNDCedar Breaks National Monument6 mi
- CEDAR CANYONDixie National Forest8 mi
- Yankee Designated Dispersed Camping AreaDixie National Forest8 mi
- DEER HAVENDixie National Forest9 mi
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