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Condo in Brian Head
Resort Condo NEXT to the slopes w/ indoor pool
This studio that sits on the first level of building two at the beautiful Cedar Breaks Lodge in Brian Head offers two queen beds, ( a queen bed and queen hide-a-bed by September) a cozy fireplace, a kitchenette and great location right next to the Navajo Ski Lift and Sledding Hill at Brian Head. The lodge offers an indoor swimming pool, hot tubs, saunas, exercise room, game room, a delicious on site restaurant, playground, bbq grills, volleyball nets, basketball and horseshoes! Don’t miss out!
$49 per night
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Condo in Brian Head
Condo NEXT to Ski Resort with Resort Amenities
Relaxing and spacious newly remodeled condo with mountain views and resort amenities. This condo is located in the MAIN BUILDING of the Cedar Breaks Lodge Resort and offers a great location to the indoor pool, spa, exercise room, restaurant, coffee shop, gift shop (with activities for kids) and more! For the ski lovers, we are located right next to the Navajo Ski Run and the sledding hill. The condo provides a comfortable queen bed, a fully stocked kitchenette, large TV, DVDs, games and more!
$55 per night
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Loft in Brian Head
Awesome Brian Head loft, Come Ski, Bike, and Hike!
Our studio loft is the perfect place to relax and take in the mountains at the highest resort town in Utah. Located right across the street from the Navajo Lodge at Brian Head Resort you are just steps away from all your recreational needs, no matter the season! This cozy cabin style condo with loft bedroom and bunk beds comes with a fully equipped kitchen, wifi, cable TV, a clubhouse with game room, pool, and hot tub, as well as a small wrap around deck to enjoy views of the mountains.
$83 per night

Stay near Brian Head's top sights

Cedar Breaks Lodge by Diamond Resorts13 locals recommend
Giant Steps Ski Lodge and Lifts15 locals recommend
Best Western Premier Brian Head Hotel & Spa6 locals recommend
Pizanos Pizzeria43 locals recommend
Brian Head Outdoor Adventures10 locals recommend
Thunder Mountain Motorsports16 locals recommend

Brian Head cabin rentals

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Cabin in Brian Head
Sawmill Creek #5 - This cozy mountain gem is
$77 per night
Cabin in Duck Creek Village
High Mtn Retreat with Hot Tub!
$174 per night
Cabin in Brian Head
COZY CABIN GET AWAY!
$85 per night
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Cabin in Brian Head
Cozy Cabin in the woods! 0.25 miles to Giant Steps
$115 per night
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Cabin in Duck Creek Village
Cozy Cabin near Bryce and Zion sleeps up to 6
$204 per night
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Cabin in Brian Head
Brian Head Cabin Gem! Walk to Lifts! Has it all!
$200 per night
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Cabin in Orderville
Hot Tub with Endless Views near Zion and Bryce
$325 per night
Cabin in Brian Head
Cozy Condo Mountain Escape
$95 per night
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Cabin in Duck Creek Village
New Listing! Mallard Manor - Hot Tub!
$269 per night
Cabin in Brian Head
Luxury “Treehouse”- Best Spot For Ntl Parks
$168 per night
Cabin in Duck Creek Village
🏔Cozy Log Cabin Oasis w/hot tub and movie loft🏔
$151 per night
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Cabin in Brian Head
Authentic Log Cabin with Luxuries
$299 per night

Brian Head house rentals

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Home in Brian Head
Cozy Mountain Getaway
$126 per night
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Home in Brian Head
Bhv n5 - This Home Away from Home is a
$77 per night
Home in Brian Head
Ridgeview Rendezvous: New Mountain Modern Cabin
$234 per night
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Home in Brian Head
Bhv j4 - new listing! this cozy little gem is
$94 per night
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Home in Brian Head
2 bed mountain condo with private patio and views
$76 per night
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Home in OrderVille
Hot Tub, Fire Pit, Stunning Views, Zion and Bryce
$318 per night
Home in Brian Head
New Border Delight In Brian Head
$36 per night
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Home in Brian Head
Ridges h7 - prime location, spectacular mountain
$97 per night
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Home in Brian Head
Lofts 9d - Mountain Getaway right across from
$154 per night
Home in Parowan
Rock Garden Cottage
$70 per night
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Home in Brian Head
Bhv L1 - This Mountain Getaway is located right
$107 per night
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Home in Kanab
Artfully designed retreat on 4.5 acres
$299 per night

Your guide to Brian Head

Welcome to Brian Head

No one is quite sure how Brian Head got its name (one rumor suggests it’s a nod to Democratic presidential hopeful William Jennings Bryan, who died in 1925), but one thing is certain: This place is all about snow. At an elevation of 9,800 feet, it’s one of the highest towns in Utah, and is routinely blanketed in more than 360 inches of powder every winter. The town’s eponymous ski resort opened in the 1960s, and a steady flow of snow bunnies has been drawn to its slopes ever since.

Despite breathtaking scenery and world-class terrain, Brian Head Resort has a reputation as an under-the-radar gem with short lift lines. Skiing and other winter sports are the main attraction here, but Brian Head is also within driving distance of two national parks, Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park. In the summer, hikers trek through the surrounding Dixie National Forest and offroaders pick up trails in town, where all-terrain vehicles are allowed on the streets. When it comes to scenery and natural splendor, tiny Brian Head goes big.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Brian Head

Winter in Brian Head means cold, snow, and winter fun that can linger into May. Spring and fall are brief, and while summer days are warm and typically sunny, they can also bring sudden cloudbursts and even hail. Brian Head is a laid-back summer base for hiking and other outdoor activities, including kayaking or paddle boarding in manmade Bristlecone Pond in the center of town. You can swim, too, but be warned — the chilly water is not conducive to a lazy float.


Top things to do in Brian Head

Brian Head Ski Resort

Take your pick of two mountains at this resort, Giant Steps and Navajo, crisscrossed with 71 runs, terrain parks with more than 20 features, and eight chair lifts. Don’t feel like strapping in? Tubing might be more your speed, or you can just watch all the alpine activity from your perch in the saloon. In summer the resort offers scenic chair lift rides and activities like archery and ziplining.

Cedar Breaks National Monument

Located fewer than five miles from Brian Head, the centerpiece of Cedar Breaks National Monument is a brilliantly colored canyon. The half-mile-deep geologic amphitheater ripples with crenulated formations in gorgeous hues of orange and white. Thanks to its remote location, this park is also a favored spot for stargazing after the sun sets and supreme darkness sets in.

Brian Peak Lookout

A quick drive from the town center will carry you to the very top of Brian Peak, where you’ll stand 11,307 feet above sea level. A small, open-air stone structure with a wooden roof sits atop the mountain, from which you can see as far as Arizona and Nevada. Bonus points if you can rouse yourself for a sunrise viewing. Note that the access road is only open in summer and fall.

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