Eagle Point Skyline Lodge

Eagle Point is a great place to take a family with younger kids, for adults that want to learn to ski or those looking to be away from a lot of people and busy slopes. The slopes are set up with the green and blue rides being close together on one side and the black diamonds being together on the other side. A quick shuttle ride is needed to go from the black diamond rides to the green and blue rides. The slopes are not crowded at all, making it a nice to learn or for young skiers and families. It is fairly easy to stay. Each other without getting lost. Eagle Point offers ski and snowboards lessons and rentals. There are also many vacation rental cabins to rent at affordable prices.

Eagle point was fantastic! We loved this little resort. Even the drive up was spectacular. This is a first rate small town resort. Had to knock off one star because it was pretty small and only had a couple of lifts. Out of the small resorts we've been to this one is the best so far. The nice lady working the lift ticket window even gave my daughter one of her personal stickers because the gift shop had sold out. Update 2022- had a great time up here again. Still our favorite little resort in Utah.

Been doing family ski trips for year always super fun, the lodge has very nice staff and decent food the ski run are always fun

First skiing experience and class, and it was awesome! Dean Day (D. Day), and his Shadow, were totally professional and positive. Exactly the best combination for teaching! Lucked out with only a few people and perfect weather. The price makes the drive from St. George, well worth it. Definitely going to work on becoming a regular!

Snow was minimum. Lifts are so incredibly outdated, slow and uncomfortable. For the price It’s not bad although there are better options. However no lines and the staff was helpful. Are at the skyline cafe and food was typical high priced and mediocre which was bad on our part and we should have ate at the main lodge with an executive cook. However due to the layout you can’t get back up to Skyline without taking a bus shuttle which took a good 30” of ski time away per trip. After doing it once we didn’t want to waste more time on a shuttle.