Brian Head Resort, Southern Utah's premier mountain destination, has officially launched its summer season. (Brian Head Resort)
LAS VEGAS — Brian Head Resort, Southern Utah's premier mountain destination, has officially launched its summer season with an array of outdoor adventures, signature events, and live music.
For 2025, the resort will operate seven days a week from June 27 through August 10, offering guests more opportunities to enjoy scenic chairlift rides, lift-served mountain biking, and breathtaking alpine views at over 11,000 feet.
The Giant Steps Express chairlift provides access to stunning views of Cedar Breaks National Monument, the Vista Hiking Trail, and an 18-hole disc golf course.
Brian Head's nationally recognized mountain bike park features over 100 miles of downhill single-track trails. At the base area, the Adventure Zone offers a bungee trampoline, zip line, climbing wall, and tubing hill, making it ideal for families and children.
The resort's new "Escape the Heat" Music Series will begin on July 4, with free live performances from 1 to 8 p.m. on select Saturdays at the Giant Steps base area.
The summer lineup includes live music, family-friendly festivals, and competitive cycling events.
Highlights include the 4th of July Celebration with fireworks and music, the Big Mountain Enduro elite mountain bike racing, and the Town of Brian Head's 50th Anniversary with Pioneer Day festivities and a drone show.
Other events include the Festival of Flavors on August 2, featuring live music and local vendors, and the Fly’n Brian downhill mountain bike competition on August 9–10. Oktoberfest will take place on September 6–7, 13–14, and 20–21, offering food, music, beer tastings, and family games.
As one of America's most family-friendly and affordable mountain resorts, all-day activity passes start at $16 on select dates, including scenic chairlift rides, disc golf, and Adventure Zone access. Mountain biking day passes start at $14 on select dates, and kids 12 and younger enjoy unlimited free bike uplifts all summer. All-day tickets include a $10 resort credit valid at resort-owned food, beverage, and retail outlets.
The Mountain Bike Power Pass offers 4-day, 8-day, and unlimited options, providing riders with flexible access to four lift-served bike parks, including Brian Head and Lee Canyon.
Lee Canyon offers smooth, beginner-friendly terrain near Las Vegas, while Brian Head delivers high-speed descents at 11,000 feet, allowing riders to progress from first turns to expert runs.
Lift-served activities are open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the following schedule: June 13–22, Friday through Sunday; June 27–August 10, daily; and August 15–September 21, Friday through Sunday.