Snowshoe 2B- Navajo Ski In/Out Family Getaway

Summary:

SS 2B This is a true ski-in/ski-out vacation property with a private entrance for wonderful privacy. Simply unpack your bags and enjoy this relaxing mountain condo. Close proximity to Navajo Ski Lodge. VISITING SOUTHERN UTAH NATIONAL PARKS, BOOK WITH US AND SAVE BIG!



The Space:

SNOWSHOE VILLAGE IS A NON-SMOKING COMMUNITY



Nestled near the Navajo Ski Lodge in Brian Head, Utah, this charming 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom condo welcomes you with a rustic cabin ambiance. With a capacity to sleep nine, this haven offers an inviting blend of comfort and mountain charm.



As you step onto the main floor, an open living room unfolds with an electric fireplace connected to the dining room and newly updated kitchen. The master bedroom, adorned with a king-sized bed and Roku tv exudes warmth. Its ensuite bathroom features a tub and shower combo, promising a relaxing retreat.



Ascending the stairs reveals another 2 bedrooms. One with a king-sized bed and Roku tv; the other bedroom adorned with two twin-sized beds, providing flexible sleeping arrangements, and a bathroom with a walk-in shower that connects to the bedrooms for ultimate convenience. The lower floor opens to an additional living area, offering a full-sized bed and a pull-out couch, creating a cozy place for relaxation. The bathroom and stackable washers and dryers downstairs ensure practicality for extended stays.



The location of this condo provides a getaway to both winter and summer adventures. In the winter months, revel in the thrill of skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, and ice skating. As the snow melts, the surrounding area transforms into a haven for hiking, mountain biking, ATV riding, fishing, and short travels to Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, and Cedar Breaks National Monument. This opens a world of exploration, offering opportunities for hiking among hoodoos, stargazing, and immersing yourself in the unique geological wonders of the region.



Whether it’s carving through powder or exploring the stunning landscapes during the warmer months, this condo in Brian Head is an ideal base for creating lasting memories amid the natural splendors of Utah’s mountainous terrain. For more information about events happening in Brian Head, Utah, make sure to visit their website.

There is a coded keypad for easy access.





4WD or AWD with 2 snow rated tires and/or steel chains are required during the winter months. This is required by Utah Law. Please be prepared.





 Plowing in town and within our association takes place after 6 inches of snow, and when the contract starts with the plowing company. Usually the middle of November. During bad storms and/or heavy snow, plowing takes longer.





 All garbage should be placed in the dumpster before checking out. No garbage or recycling should be left outside.  Fines/tickets could be issued.



THE BASE ELEVATION FOR BRIAN HEAD, UT IS 9600.



Guest Access:

IF YOU COME UP DURING SNOW SEASON WITHOUT STEEL CHAINS AND/OR A 4WD/AWD VEHICLE, AND HAVE TO BE HELPED OUT BY THE PLOWERS - THERE WILL BE A $250 FINE ASSESSED. THERE WILL BE 2 PINK PARKING PASSES FOR YOUR VEHICLES ON THE KITCHEN COUNTER. THESE NEED TO HAVE YOUR PHONE NUMBER WRITTEN ON THEM AND BE PLACED IN THE DRIVER’S SIDE DASHBOARD OF YOUR VEHICLE DURING THE WINTER SEASON. A $250 TOWING FEE WILL BE ASSESSED IF THE PARKING PASSES ARE NOT LOCATED IN THE VEHICLE AND YOUR VEHICLE NEEDS TO BE TOWED. THE GENERAL RULES AND PARKING MAPS DEPICTED ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE PASS. THE PASSES NEED TO BE LEFT IN THE UNIT UPON CHECKOUT, THERE WILL BE A $25 FINE IF NOT LEFT IN UNIT. PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL AND DO NOT PARK ANYWHERE YOU WILL OBSTRUCT SNOW REMOVAL.



Other Things to Note:

This unit is NOT pet friendly and pets are not allowed.

If you bring a pet against policy rules, you will be charged a $250 pet fee penalty.



SERVICE ANIMALS: If you are bringing a service animal to one of our rental properties that do not allow pets we would appreciate you letting us know. This is to prevent you with any questions regarding your service animal.

Service animals are trained to do work or perform a task for a person with disabilities to help with movement, senses or activities. Comfort and/or emotional support animals are not service animals, and are not recognized by the ADA.