Brian Head Vacation Rentals

Fuel your body and soul with winter wandering.
Brian Head, perched on a volcanic plateau, offers winter wonderland trails carved from its fiery past. Deer Hollow welcomes snowshoes with groomed paths, while Cedar Breaks and Dixie National Forest entice backcountry explorers. Traverse one or all of these paths.

Forget the skis and boards! Suit up for tubing at Brian Head Resort. Soar down exhilarating slopes on a giant inner tube–pure adrenaline-fueled fun for everyone aged four and up. Book your tickets online or at the resort’s office and get ready to fly.

Unwind and melt away tension at The Lodge at Brian Head’s spa, the perfect self-care after a strenuous day on the slopes or scaling the rock wall. For a truly immersive experience, Cedar Breaks Lodge offers serene spa treatments surrounded by the tranquility of Dixie National Forest.

Straight out of a Christmas card, Brian Head Ice’s outdoor rink lets skaters glide next to the pines by day or twirl beneath illuminated trees at night. After the last swizzle or jump, take the chill off at one of the nearby restaurants serving up hot chocolate and warm bites.

Conquer the trails of Dixie National Forest on a guided snowmobile tour or blaze your own path through the Cedar Mountain Snowmobile Complex. Scale up Brian Head’s 11,000 feet has heart pounding and adrenaline surging. These miles of trails plus more await your discovery.

Trade the trails for the slopes. The area’s paths beckon cross country skiing novices and pros. Groomed trails at Deer Hollow Recreation Area and Brian Head Resort let explorers wind through the alpine forests. Cedar Breaks National Monument and Dixie National Forest don’t offer groomed trails but serve up backcountry exploration. Always check trail conditions to explore safely.

Capture views of Utah, Arizona, and Nevada when you ascend all 11,307 feet of Brian Head Peak. If that hike is a little too vigorous, the Brian Head area’s trails let you tailor your exploration. Mountain bikers can take advantage of bundled or single use passes to amp up the adrenaline and fly down Brian Head’s mountain paths. 

Hook brookies and trout in waters schooling with this bounty! The Brian head area gives anglers ample chances for fly, stream, and lake fishing–why choose? Fly fish at local favorite Duck Creek and then test your luck at Navajo Lake and Panguitch Lake. For an even quieter experience, cast a line at one of the abundant streams carving their way through the land.

Not your typical 18 holes! Grab the whole group for a game of disc golf. From June to September, see how you score on this challenging course winding its way through mountain paths. 

The best way to capture views of the wildflower blooms and even maybe deer and elk? From the top of the lift, of course. Kick back and relax or hop off at the top to pound the trails or savor a picnic lunch. 

Hit the road for some of Brian Head’s most stunning drives.  The Patchwork Park Scenic Byway winds through the Dixie National Forest and keep an eye out for bald eagles soaring overhead. The 48-mile Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway invites riders to stop off at the lakes and small towns dotting the path. 

Pack sunscreen, swimsuits, and serious bravery when you come to Brian Head in the summer. Fully commit to fun when you sail through the trees ziplining, scale the outdoor rock wall, snap your way through the bungee trampoline, and bat a thousand at the Brian Head Slugger. Bundle all of the fun with an all-day pass or book individually. 

Check the Brian Head Resort calendar before you book to see if you’re in town for one of the mountain’s festivals and events. Listen to up-and-coming talent at the Country Music Festival or feel like you’re in Munich for the mountain’s Oktoberfest. NASTAR races, the Festival of Flavors, and the 4th of July  Celebration are just some of the events that make the calendar pop. 

Jessika has been in the hospitality business for over 25 years, working at Alta, Snowbird, Zion National Park, and in the Park City area. Two years ago she founded Brian Head Cleaning Services which has grown 300% in two years, solely by word of mouth. Jessika’s attention to detail and enthusiasm is unsurpassed. Jessika has also created art and sold paintings in over 15 countries and was featured on media outlets across the world. She coproduced the Coca-Cola print campaign for the 2002 Winter Olympics, and has worked in the model and film industry including managing an outdoor sports TV station in Park City, UT. Jessika was also Owner and Publisher of Natural Mother Magazine from 2010 through 2020. Jessika is thorough and conscientious, and any property in her care is watched over with an owner’s mindset. She thrives in a fast-paced and ever-changing work environment and will go the extra mile in making sure her clients and their guests are always absolutely delighted.

Dave is a Fire Ecologist for the U.S. Forest Service, Intermountain Region. His professional career in land management spans 20 years helping to steward some of our most iconic landscapes including Yellowstone and Zion National Park. His current role is to help forests and communities mitigate and prevent catastrophic wildfire events. Prior to land management Dave worked in the residential construction and remodel industry for over a decade. Dave holds Bachelor degrees in Geography and Environmental Studies from the University of Utah and a Masters degree in Earth Science from Montana State University. Prior to moving to his current home in Cedar City, Utah, he served as a Town Councilman in rural Utah. He is a wildland and structural firefighter and engineer, has been active in technical Search and Rescue teams, and is currently part of the Great Basin Complex Incident Management Team, which is dedicated to the management of large wildfire incidents across the United States.

Alex is a Data & Operations professional that has worked in various technology, e-commerce, travel and hospitality companies, including Homeaway, VRBO and Southwest Airlines. During his career Alex has hel[pped to lead & develop the Data Science teams and build state-of-the-art Data Warehouses designed to enable ccompany growth.

Alex is a Marine Corps veteran and has both a Bachelor and a Master degrees from the University of Utah with an emphasis in Finance. Alex is fluent in both English and Mandarin Chinese.

Paula is an Interior Designer specializing in collaborating closely with builders and developers to design model homes that reflect the unique character and lifestyle ofthe community. Her designs are carefully tailored to appeal to the target demographic, whether it is a family-friendly style, a suburban development or a luxury home.

Paula holds Bachelor Degrees in International Politics and Interior Design from BYU and IDI respectively and is fluent in English, French and Spanish.