Eagle Point Resort offering free skiing for season pass holders through April 6

Skiers exit the Eagle Point resort and enter backcountry terrain in the Tushars. Photo: Eagle Point Resort

BEAVER, Utah – If you have a season pass at another ski resort and you’ve never checked out Eagle Point, the resort has an enticing offer.

The Southern Utah ski resort announced this week that it is offering free lift tickets for the remainder of the season to anyone who holds a season pass at another mountain. The deal is available from March 28 through the resort’s projected closing date of April 6. You just have to sign up online in advance and show proof of their season pass at the ticket window to get out on the mountain.

According to Ski Utah, Eagle Point offers a dynamic mix of beginner to expert terrain, terrain park and backcountry opportunities with a decidedly family-friendly pricing structure located in Beaver, Utah – about a 3.5 hour drive from Park City and just 3 hours from Salt Lake City. The area features 44 trails spread across 600 skiable acres, a 1,500-foot vertical drop, five lifts, and several backcountry gates leading into Fishlake National Forest.

Locals love what they call Powder Fridays, when snow accumulates throughout the week while the mountain remains closed, creating prime conditions for skiers when it reopens.

As of March 28, Eagle Point reports being 100% open and boasts a 54″ base. Snow in the forecast could freshen things up with up to 11″ between Friday and Wednesday.

For skiers looking to explore somewhere new before the season ends, this could be the perfect opportunity to experience Eagle Point at no cost.