Beaver Mountain

Surrounded by the stunning peaks of northern Utah, Beaver Mountain stands as one of the region's most cherished family-owned ski destinations. Since 1939, "The Beav" has welcomed generations of skiers and riders to experience its uncrowded slopes, legendary powder, and genuine mountain hospitality. Our 828 acres of skiable terrain offers something for everyone, from gentle learning areas to challenging expert runs.

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Lodge View Cam

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Elevation: 2204m / 7231ft

Looking out from the main lodge this Beaver Mountain web cam gives you a snapshot view of the base area at the resort.

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Beaver Mountain's five lifts provide smooth access to our varied terrain, with minimal wait times that keep you skiing instead of standing in line. Our lift network includes two triple chairs, two double chairs, and a surface lift, strategically positioned to help you explore every corner of the mountain. Each lift opens up distinct skiing zones, from the wide-open Harry's Dream area to the tree-lined runs off Little Beaver.

Beaver Mountain Lift System

Total Ski Lifts = 6

Triple Chair

Double Chair

Surface Lift

Beaver Mountain Resort Elevation

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

880 ac

356.1 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

35%

Intermediate

40%

Advanced

25%

Expert

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Location

Just 27 miles from Logan and easily accessible from Salt Lake City, Beaver Mountain combines convenient access with a true mountain experience. Located in Logan Canyon, the resort sits at a base elevation of 7,200 feet, rising to a summit of 8,800 feet. Our setting in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest provides stunning views of Bear Lake and the surrounding wilderness, making every visit feel like a true escape into nature.

Beaver Mountain

, utah

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Season Info

Winter transforms Beaver Mountain into a snow-covered playground, typically operating from mid-December through late March. Our location in the Bear River Range captures an average of 400 inches of Utah's famous dry powder annually. The higher elevation and northern aspect help maintain excellent snow conditions throughout the season, while bright sunny days and refreshingly cool temperatures create perfect skiing weather.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

12/16/2024

Closing Day

4/13/2025

Days Open

119