TL;DR
Brian Head Resort in southern Utah has extended its ski season for an additional weekend on May 6th and 7th. With the highest base elevation in Utah and 419 inches of snowfall this season, the resort offers excellent coverage for spring skiing. Lifts are operating, providing access to a mix of intermediate and expert terrain. If you're looking for a spring skiing destination, Brian Head Resort is a great choice.
This season has been characterized by excessive snowfall and extended operating seasons, and now with a surprise bonus of skiing for southern Utah. Brian Head Resort, situated in southern Utah near national parks like Zion and the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, has announced that it will remain open for an extra weekend on May 6th and 7th, providing an opportunity for skiing enthusiasts to enjoy the slopes for a little longer.Brian Head Resort is a lesser-known ski area in a state renowned for its world-class terrain offerings. It boasts the highest base elevation in Utah at an impressive 9,600 feet. With a total of 419 inches of snowfall this year, it was the first ski resort in Utah to officially open and is now outlasting competitors like Alta with a May closing date.The resort's Instagram post indicates that coverage is still excellent, with the Blackfoot Express and Giant Steps Express lifts operating for spring skiing, providing access to a mix of intermediate and expert terrain. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brian Head Resort (@brianheadresort)
