Eagle Point Resort cancels upcoming season due to wildfire damage
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Utah Wildfires Scorched Ski Resort, Forcing a Prolonged Closure This Winter
Utah’s Eagle Point Ski Resort suffered devastating losses in this summer’s Cottonwood Fire. As a result, the ski area announced the difficult decision to forego operations for the upcoming 2026-2027 winter season. The resort saw approximately 300 of its 600 acres burn in the fire that began June 22 and scorched nearly 100,000 acres in total throughout Utah. Four of Eagle Point’s chairlifts were destroyed, as well as the Canyonside Lodge. Notably…
Eagle Point Resort, UT, Won’t Open This Winter After Wildfire Burns Half the Mountain and Floods Destroy Access Road
Photo of wildfire damage at Eagle Point Resort. | Credit: Eagle Point Resort. Eagle Point Resort, Utah, will not open for the 2026-27 ski season after suffering extensive damage from the state’s largest wildfire in recorded history, followed by major flooding that destroyed the only paved access road to the mountain. These challenges have led the resort to make the difficult decision not to open for the 2026-27 winter season. The Cottonwood fire…
Eagle Point Resort will remain closed for 2026-27 ski season after Cottonwood Fire
BEAVER, Utah — Eagle Point Resort will not open for the 2026-27 winter season as crews assess extensive damage from the Cottonwood Fire and begin what resort officials expect to be a lengthy recovery. View this post on Instagram The resort announced the closure Monday, saying damage to chairlifts, ski terrain and surrounding forest, combined with limited road access, leaves too little time to complete inspections, repairs and preparations befo…
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