Utah's Eagle Point Resort joins the Indy Pass

Eagle Point Mountain Resort is pressing charges against six “powder poachers” who trespassed the privately owned resort property and proceeded to ski down several of the western slopes, ruining the freshly powdered trails. Photo: Jay Dash Photography, courtesy of Indy Pass

BEAVER, Utah. — The third Utah ski and snowboard destination joins the coalition of 68 independent resorts accessible with the Indy Pass. Eagle Point Resort joins Powder Mountain and Beaver Mountain to be included in the upcoming winter’s season pass option with the Indy Pass.

Eagle Point has a base elevation of 9,100 feet and boasts a summit elevation of 10,600 feet. They have 40 runs with 5 lifts to access 650 skiable acres of terrain. In Beaver, Utah, it’s about a 3-hour drive from Salt Lake and a 3.5-hour drive from Las Vegas.

The Indy Pass has partnered with 68 independently or family-owned ski resorts around the U.S. and offers two days at each resort for $279. Entering into its third season, the Indy Pass offers ski days in North Carolina, Iowa, Michigan, New York, Minnesota, Alaska, Montana, Maine, and beyond.