Family Ski Resort Guide | Eagle Point Resort

Expert and strong intermediate skiers will find plenty of steeps to explore off the Lookout chairlift. There are powder stashes in the trees and the ridgeline of Country Road provides access to more steeps with longer pitches. Keep your speed up on the Black Diamond Pass cat track before using the Tushar Peaks surface lift to bump up to the next set of steep black diamond runs. Donner’s Descent and Missing Linc hold powder for days!

Once you hit the Country Road cat track, find the orange ‘Hike Out’ trail discs to drop into more steep, untracked terrain. Should you use those gates, you will find wonderful stashes and untracked powder, but there will be a 5-10 minute walk up a groomed cat track to return to the Lookout chairlift. This unique setup preserves fresh snow at Eagle Point and adventurous skiers will enjoy exploring the beautiful glades.

If you’re not up for hiking, just take the Country Road cat track back to the Lookout base. There is another fun and rolling black diamond run located underneath the Canyonside lift called Miles’ Meteor.

Parking & Public Transportation

The main parking lot at Eagle Point is located at the upper Skyline Lodge. However, there are more than enough spaces near both lodges so your parking location can be dictated by terrain preference. There is a complimentary shuttle between the two lodges every 20 minutes.

There is no public transportation to Eagle Point from Beaver, Utah. Tucker High Adventure Tours does run a 4x4 shuttle from Beaver to Eagle Point for $15-20. Pick-up at your lodging or private group shuttles can also be arranged. 

The St. George Shuttle offers daily round-trip service from the Las Vegas Airport to the Quality Inn in Beaver, Utah. For rates and schedule, please visit stgshuttle.com or call 435-628-8320. 

Eagle Point's Base Areas & Lodges

Eagle Point Resort's Snowsports School

Adult Group Lessons
Eagle Point offers group lessons for adults ages 15 and up and all ability levels. Small groups will explore the mountain, refine and expand skills and have fun. Lessons are offered in 2-hour blocks. If you wish to book a morning and an afternoon lesson, book a lesson for each session. 

Eaglets – Ages 5-7
For young skiers, the 2-hour Eaglet program introduces children to skiing in a safe and fun environment. Lessons are offered for true beginners through all-mountain experts. These lessons are for skiers ONLY. Private lessons must be booked for children younger than 4. Note that if children 7 or younger need a snowboard lesson, a private lesson must be booked. 

Learn to Soar – Ages 8-14
For skiers or snowboarders of all abilities, Learn to Soar 2-hour lessons will be grouped based on skill level and will foster instruction of the fundamentals with an emphasis on fun and adventure. Children will be assigned to groups based on ability levels.

Ski Shop & Equipment Rentals

Eagle Point operates a rental shop in the Skyline Lodge from 9AM to 5PM on operating days. It is recommended to arrive 45 minutes prior to your lesson if you need to complete the rental process first. All rental packages include skis and poles or a snowboard and boots and bindings. Helmets, snowshoes and demo skis may also be rented. Lift tickets are not included with your lesson or rental package. Walk-ins are permitted but it is recommended to book rental gear in advance.

The rental shop provides full tuning services ranging from waxing, equipment adjustments, stone grinds, belt tunes, binding adjustments or binding mounts. Logo gear can also be purchased here. For more information call the Rental Shop at (435)-438-3612.

Lodging & Dining at Eagle Point

Lodging includes premium condos, Village Condos, cabins, Vacation Homes, and the historic hexagon house. Groups up to 10 can be accommodated or rental units can be combined for bigger crowds. Eagle Point is the kind of place where it’s fun to grab a few like-minded families, pack up the kids and enjoy a weekend getaway.

We recommend a luxe stay at the newly constructed Canyonside Collection. Located right in the heart of Eagle Point's Canyonside village, these mountain modern lodgings offer spacious square footage, private hot tubs and a chance to indulge in mountainside living. 

Pro Tip: Many of the condos or properties come with fully equipped kitchens so it’s easy to eat in and reduce trips to Beaver, where there are limited dining options. Stop at the grocery store before leaving Beaver and heading up the mountain as there are no groceries available at Eagle Point. 

Hotels, motels and bed and breakfast accommodations in Beaver can also be considered. These are often priced a bit lower than what you’ll find slopeside and reduced rates can be booked directly through Eagle Point’s website. The drive to Eagle Point from Beaver is approximately 19 miles and takes around 20-25 minutes in fair weather. Note that this road is notoriously slick during storm cycles and travel time is considerably longer.





In terms of dining options, a counter-service cafeteria, the Skyline Café, is located in the Skyline Lodge. Expect to find sandwiches, burgers, salad, soups and fries. There is also a limited breakfast menu and coffee.

For lunch or dinner, head to the Bar & Grill in the newly renovated and expanded Canyonside Lodge. Slopeside dining includes a side of amazing views with a fresh and hearty menu featuring pizza, seafood, salads, appetizers, salmon and delicious burgers. Grab a beer in the bar and let the kids amuse themselves with foosball, chess or shuffleboard in the adjacent gaming zone. The bar and restaurant are open late for dinner and drinks for those staying slopeside. Note that for those staying and dining at the restaurant, the complimentary shuttle service halts at 5pm, so plan on walking or driving.

Childcare

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