About Beaver Mountain
Beaver Mountain is a ski resort in Utah. It offers 1,700 feet of vertical drop, 828 skiable acres, 48 marked runs, served by 6 lifts, with an average of about 400" of snow a year. A tow began operating in 1939. Harold Seeholzer took over in 1945, beginning the family stewardship that continues today. The resort describes itself as the longest continuously run family-owned mountain resort in the United States.
Why Visit Beaver Mountain?
- 48 runs with 1,699ft of vertical drop
- Average annual snowfall of 400"
- 828 skiable acres with terrain for all ability levels
- 6 lifts including chairlift, surface
Where to Stay
Live prices for hotels, condos and homes near Beaver Mountain, plus places we’ve researched.
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Mountain Statistics
8,862ft
Summit Elevation
2,701m
7,598ft
Base Elevation
2,316m
1,699ft
Vertical Drop
518m
828 acres
Skiable Area
335.08 ha
48
Total Runs
2.0mi
Longest Run
3.2km
6
Lifts
400"
Avg. Snowfall
1016cm annually
How Beaver Mountain compares
Terrain Breakdown
35%
40%
25%
●Beginner
35% of trails
■Intermediate
40% of trails
◆Advanced / Expert
25% of trails
Trail Map
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Season & Operating Hours
Last season (2025–26)
Opening DayDecember 6, 2025
Closing DayApril 5, 2026
Status Closed for the season
This season’s dates are set by the resort — check its official site for opening day.
Getting to Beaver Mountain
By Car
Beaver Mountain is in Utah, USA. Tap the button below for turn-by-turn directions from where you are.
Get DirectionsGPS Coordinates
Latitude41.9683
Longitude-111.5419
RegionUtah, USA
Lift Tickets
The rest of your Beaver Mountain trip — for lodging, see Where to Stay above.
Nearby Resorts
Frequently Asked Questions
Opening and closing dates are set by the resort each season, so check its official site for this year's dates. Beaver Mountain averages 400" of snowfall a year.
Beaver Mountain rates 35% of its terrain as beginner, across 48 marked runs. Check the resort's site for its ski school and learning areas.
Beaver Mountain averages 400" of snowfall a season, with a summit elevation of 8,862 ft.
Beaver Mountain is located in Utah, USA. Use the "Get Directions" button at the top of this page for turn-by-turn directions from where you are. GPS coordinates: 41.9683, -111.5419.
The Where to Stay section near the top of this page shows live prices for hotels, condos and vacation rentals around Beaver Mountain, plus any places we've researched.
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