Beaver Mountain Ski Resort

“The Beav” is the oldest continuously-owned family ski resort in the United States. Because the mountain’s slopes are east-facing (and entirely dependent on natural snowfall), Beaver Mountain typically opens a bit later in the year than other resorts. However, even though it is smaller and less developed than some of the other Utah ski resorts, “the Beav” is beloved by locals. The Gold Pass, Indy Pass, Yeti Pass, and Ski Utah Passport will all get you in the door.

This destination boasts 828 skiable acres featuring 48 well-maintained runs, all of which are accessible via one double lift, three triple lifts, and two surface lifts.

Beaver Mountain is a day-only facility, meaning there are no lodging accommodations on the mountain. The Beaver Mountain Grill is located on-site and offers everything from breakfast and bagged lunches to their Legendary Big Beav Double BypassBurger for the hungriest skiers. Nearby is Logan with a bustling and option filled main street with a great variety of dining and lodging options.

If you’re visiting during the summertime, you will find plenty of options for hiking and mountain biking in Logan Canyon. The lodge at the resort is available for weddings, family reunions, camping, and the like. Additionally, Beaver Mountain offers an RV park, yurt rentals, and tent camping for those looking to transform Beaver Mountain into their summer playground.