The best small family owned resort in Utah! The Utah snow is easily accessible and affordable here. Accommodations are available 15 minutes away at Bear Lake or 40 minutes away in Logan Utah. The ski school is amazing! Weekends can get busy but not near as bad as their salt lake area cousins. Weekdays are like having the resort to yourself. They are building a new lodge that opens for the 25-26 season. If you want a great place to come and take a few days of lessons while avoiding the crowds and saving some cash, this is the place for you!

If you want the entire mountain to yourself, go the first week of April. Overall its an amazing mountain that does not get as busy as vail, but the same quality ski experience!

It's a great mountain to take your family with great snow and different runs for everyone. It's got nice easy trails and some for the speed demons. Also great food there

Its a great mountain and had great terrains. The ski lifts were awesome and the black diamond runs in my opinion were great, however, apres was not as fun on my opinion!

Great family owned and oriented resort. Almost no lines even on weekends and cheap student tickets.

Beaver is the best family owned mountain in the US. Lots of parking right at the base, cheap season passes (compared to other resorts) Beaver has it all, great groomers, sick tree lines, when its a good snow year theres no place like it. It has an extensive backside with a lot of great off-piste terrain. Would highly recommend to anybody anytime.

This resort is perfect for Familys, its affordable with a great loge and dinning area, the slops are not to steep for beginners. That being said The mountain is suitable for all ages and skiing levels.

My favorite small resort that has a lot more to offer than you'd first suspect. It gets busy on weekends but is amazing on most weekdays. My friends and I have been boarding here for years and love it. They are even in the process of building a new additional lodge. It's a great family resort and at fairly decent prices compared to other places. They don't make snow like many places do, so it's all natural and I think that makes it even better. I definitely recommend this place but at the same time, I want it to stay the small, hidden gem of a resort that I love. It's gotten busier in recent years and I'd prefer it doesn't get too much more packed.

The Beav isnt the biggest mountain, but its a great place to ski regardless. As a student from the southeast, I had never skied until moving to Utah for school; after a first season of trial and error, I spent a lot of time at Beaver last season improving my skills and gaining confidence and now Im in love. Beaver is a great mountain to learn at, has a lot of family-friendly options, still packs a punch with some of their more advanced runs and has a couple terrain parks to boot. Its extremely reasonably priced compared to other options in the state and aside from onsite lodging they have everything youd need for a solid day out. Its never been my thing, but theres also a lot of inbound and backcountry skiing that you can access off the back of a couple of the mountains.

Excellent family owned, family oriented ski resort with plenty of runs of varying difficulty. Their Common Ground ski program for children with disabilities is A+. The instructors take special care and interest in making sure your child has a memorable experience.