Steps from Ski Lifts•Hot Tub & Pool•Cedar Breaks

Summary:

Enjoy a cozy stay in this 1-bedroom condo at Cedar Breaks Lodge, located in Brian Head, Utah's highest ski resort at 9,600 feet. You'll be just a short walk from the Navajo chairlift, making it easy to hit the slopes. After a day of skiing, relax in the shared hot tub, indoor pool, or dry sauna. During the summer months, Cedar Breaks National Monument is only 30 minutes away, with incredible hiking and biking trails nearby. The condo comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests with a queen bed, a sofa bed, and a Murphy bed.



The Space:

What Makes This Condo Special



WINTER

• Few-min walk to Navajo chairlift (perfect for beginners and kids)

• Short walk to other Brian Head lifts

• Covered garage parking. Your car stays clear of snow

• Electric fireplace to warm up after slopes



SUMMER

• 30 min to Cedar Breaks National Monument (hoodoos, wildflowers, dark-sky stargazing)

• Miles of hiking and mountain biking trailheads nearby

• Base elevation 9,600 ft, cool summer temps even in July

• Scenic drives to Bryce (1 hr) and Zion (2 hr)



INSIDE (500 sq ft)

• Queen bedroom with ceiling fan

• Living room with electric fireplace, smart TV, sofa bed

• Murphy bed tucks away when not in use. Sleeps 4

• Full kitchenette: electric cooktop, microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker

• Modern bathroom with walk-in shower



RESORT AMENITIES (INCLUDED)

• Indoor heated pool + hot tub

• Dry sauna + steam room

• Fitness center

• Library lounge with games and movies

• Free on-site parking + high-speed Wi-Fi



Guest Access:

You'll have the full condo plus access to all Cedar Breaks Lodge amenities (pool, hot tub, saunas, gym, library lounge). Check-in is at the lodge front desk. We'll send your unit passcode and detailed arrival instructions the morning of check-in. Free covered garage parking is included. A member of our TruStay team is on call 24/7 if you need anything during your stay.



The Neighborhood:

Cedar Breaks Lodge sits in the heart of Brian Head Resort, Utah's highest-elevation ski town at 9,600 ft. Everything is walkable: ski lifts, restaurants, the General Store for groceries, and the resort plaza.



In winter: Brian Head is known for 360+ inches of annual snowfall, with skiing typically from mid-November through April. The Navajo chairlift (beginner) and other Brian Head lifts are a short walk from the building.



In summer: the area becomes a hiking, biking, and scenic-drive destination. Cedar Breaks National Monument is a 30-minute drive, Bryce Canyon is 1 hour, Zion National Park is 2 hours. Cool mountain temperatures make this a popular escape from Las Vegas and Phoenix summer heat.



Getting Around:

• Covered garage parking is included (a big plus in winter storms)

• Once you arrive, a car isn't needed. Lifts, dining, and the village are walkable

• Drive time: 3.5 hrs from Las Vegas, 3.5 hrs from Salt Lake City, 4 hrs from Phoenix

• Nearest major airports: Las Vegas (LAS) or St. George (SGU, closer but fewer flights)



Other Things to Note:

• Resort-style property. Pool, hot tub, gym, and saunas are shared with other lodge guests

• Front desk check-in required on arrival. Please stop at the lobby before heading up

• Quiet hours: 10 PM to 8 AM

• Max 4 guests. The unit is cozy but fits 4 comfortably

• Elevation note: Brian Head is at 9,600 ft. Some guests feel mild altitude effects the first day. Drink extra water and take it easy on arrival day



This home does not have air conditioning because the higher elevation typically provides naturally cooler temperatures. On rare occasions during unusually hot weather, the home may feel warmer than expected.



Interaction with Guests:

We respond to messages within an hour during business hours and continue monitoring messages overnight. On the morning of your check-in, you'll receive a welcome message with your unit access code, Wi-Fi details, and our favorite local recommendations. If you need anything during your stay, simply send us a message through Airbnb or call the phone number included in your welcome message.