Your slopeside home base for Utah's Greatest Snow — walk toward Giant Steps in minutes, then thaw out in your own private hot tub, sauna, and steam shower.
Perched at 9,600 feet — the highest base elevation of any resort in Utah — Brian Head is where Southern Utah families come to play in the snow. It banks over 360 inches of light, dry powder a year, and this home puts you right in the middle of it.
Click into your skis and head for the lifts, race down two tubing hills, chase the backcountry on a snowmobile, or lace up snowshoes under the red rock rim of Cedar Breaks. Then come home to a crackling gas fireplace and a private spa. This is your winter basecamp — powder by day, hot tub by night.
Booking here means you’re not commuting to the mountain — you’re already on it. Two connected mountains, Giant Steps and Navajo, are linked by a scenic ski bridge, with 71 runs and 8 lifts to explore. Ski hard all morning, walk home for a hot lunch and a soak, then head back out for an afternoon run or first tracks the next day.
And when you want a change of pace, some of the most beautiful winter scenery in America is a short drive away — a snow-blanketed Bryce Canyon, ranger-led snowshoe tours at Cedar Breaks, and ice fishing on Panguitch Lake. Unpack once. Let the mountain come to you.
After a day carving fresh corduroy, chasing your kids down the tubing hill, or snowshoeing the rim, step out of your boots and into pure warmth. Sink into the private hot tub while the snow falls outside, breathe deep in the cedar-lined sauna until the cold melts out of your muscles, and finish under the steam shower. No lodge lines, no shared facilities, no drive — just your own spa, steps from the bedrooms. It’s the most relaxing way to end a day on the mountain.
The master bedroom is a cozy mountain retreat with sweeping views of Brian Head’s snow-covered peaks and pines right outside your window. A king-size bed, soft linens, and a warm fireplace make it the perfect place to unwind after a day on the slopes. Watch the sun come up over the runs or the snow fall gently in the glow of the porch light, then burrow in. This is what a mountain morning should feel like.
Spread out across more than 2,100 square feet of warm, modern comfort. Big windows frame the snow-dusted peaks while the gas fireplace crackles, mugs of cocoa go around, and everyone piles onto the couches for a movie after dark. It’s the kind of room that makes a snowy evening in feel like the best part of the trip.
With two private guest bedrooms and a spacious game loft, there’s plenty of room for everyone to relax and recharge. The bedrooms offer comfortable beds, warm decor, and peaceful mountain vibes, perfect for friends or family. Upstairs, the game loft is a hit with kids and adults alike — featuring bunk beds, a big screen TV, board games, and after a day on the mountain. It’s the kind of space that brings everyone together and makes memories that last.
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