One mile off Highway 89, on SR 243, you will arrive at the cozy lodge of Beaver Mountain Ski Area. The Seeholzer family has operated this charming resort since the days when skiing meant sliding around on narrow wooden boards attached to your foot with a 2-inch piece of inner-tube. The resort first opened in 1939. Harold Seeholzer dreamed of a lift running all the way to the top of Beaver Mountain. The “Harry’s Dream” lift was built in his honor. Beaver Mountain currently runs four chairlifts and is a winter tradition among thousands of devoted skiers.

Beaver Mountain is not the sprawling mega-resort like you find in Park City and other Utah locales but it offers wonderful runs, great Utah snow, shorter lift lines and less burden on your pocket-book. It is one of Utah’s best kept winter secrets.

Cherry Peak Resort is far more than just a ski resort. In addition to our great ski runs, 1265 vertical feet, two triple chair lifts with more to come, and the convenience of a short drive, year round events are also available. If you like skiing and boarding, tubing, mountain biking, water slide, races, concerts, family reunions, weddings and receptions, or church and group parties, chances are we will see you at the mountain.

Nordic United is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote and provide non-motorized winter recreation opportunities in the Cache Valley area of northeastern Utah.

Nordic United grooms nordic ski trails and promotes non-motorized recreation for all.