This southern Utah ski resort is not opening this winter
Deseret News
Last updated: August 5, 2026
Eagle Point Ski Resort in southern Utah will not open for the winter season due to significant wildfire damage. The resort's owner has pledged to rebuild the facility.
The wildfire that swept through the area caused extensive damage to Eagle Point Ski Resort, necessitating its closure for the upcoming winter. While specific details of the damage are not elaborated, it is described as severe enough to prevent operations.
The owner of the resort has publicly stated their commitment to rebuilding and reopening Eagle Point in the future. This vow suggests a long-term vision for the resort's recovery and continued presence in the region.
The closure impacts the local economy and winter tourism in southern Utah, as Eagle Point is a notable recreational destination. The extent of the damage and the timeline for reconstruction are key factors that will determine the resort's future operational status.
No further details are provided regarding the cause of the wildfire or the specific components of the resort that were most affected. The focus remains on the immediate closure and the owner's dedication to its eventual restoration.
