Brian Head vacation rentals

Rustic charm near Brian Head vacation home rentals

Brian Head is a rustic mountain escape with a variety of outdoor activities in an impressive natural environment and enjoyment for adults and kids alike. Whether you want to hit the slopes, play a few rounds of golf, unwind in a spa, or explore the landscape with adrenaline-fueled adventures, Brian Head has vacation home rentals near the best activities in this alpine playground.

Fun activities near Brian Head vacation homes

If you’re looking for fun and excitement in lush forests, raging waters, and towering peaks, Brian Head has a vast natural playground at your disposal. Vacation homes are available near such attractions as Brian Head Resort, a ski resort with multiple runs and terrain parks, and Cedar Breaks National Monument, an expansive park with unusual rock formations and scenic hiking trails. Brian Head Peak, a high peak with a historic stone hut, sweeping views, and challenging hiking trails and ski runs, is perfect for thrill seekers. The Hidden Haven Trailhead is the start of a rigorous hiking trail that takes you to a cascading waterfall hidden in the forest.

Must-try activities near Brian Head cabin rentals

Whether you’re visiting in warm or cold weather, Brian Head has boundless opportunities for outdoor adventure. In summer, the landscape is primed for mountain biking, rock climbing, zip-lining, hiking, bungee jumping, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, swimming, and off-roading. Once winter brings snow to the mountains, the season’s skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling begin. If you prefer to take things a little slower, scenic chairlift rides, scenic drives, and easy nature walks give you a chance to experience the beauty of the region.

Seasonal weather averages in Brian Head

Brian Head is well known for its skiing. To make the most of the cold weather activities, you might consider visiting in February, December, November or April, when snowfall averages 5 inches and temperatures average 30°F.

Exploring the mountains and other natural features in Brian Head

Whether you're an active traveler or just want to spend some time taking in the scenery, Brian Head is a great place to get out in nature. Here are a few of the area's most eye-catching sights, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city center:

• Zion National Park (29.4 mi / 47.3 km)
• Cedar Breaks National Monument (3.9 mi / 6.2 km)
• Dixie National Forest (10 mi / 16.1 km)
• Panguitch Lake (11.2 mi / 18.1 km)
• Navajo Lake (12.6 mi / 20.4 km)
• Navajo Ridge (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)

Transportation to and around Brian Head

The nearest airport is in Cedar City, UT (CDC-Cedar City Regional), located 13.7 mi (22.1 km) from the city center.

Transportation to Brian Head cabin rentals

With 3 airports serving the region, Brian Head is easy to get to by air. These airports often have shuttle services to nearby vacation rentals and popular destinations. Once there, shuttles, buses, coaches, limousines, and rental cars are available to get you to and from your summer rental to landmarks and popular locations. You may also be able to walk or bike to your destination.

Best Brian Head cuisine

Brian Head has a unique blend of iconic meals that reflect the pioneers, farmers, and Native Americans that make up the history of the area. From cowboy steaks smoked to perfection to the distinctive flavors of the American Southwest, Brian Head has fine-dining restaurants and casual eateries serving nearly everything you could desire. If you want to experience the rich, farm-raised flavor of Brian Head, you’ll find many options for places to eat close by your summer rental.

Family fun near Brian Head vacation homes

Brian Head has a variety of kid-friendly outdoor spaces and parks that are suitable for outdoor activities at different skill levels. Vacation home rentals are available near Bristlecone Pond, which has pavilions, barbecue grills, campfires, and a playground, and the Dixie National Forest, a huge woodland with a red sandstone canyon, multiple lakes, and dense timber groves to explore. Yankee Meadows, a secluded gem with nature trails winding through juniper trees and scrub oak, also has a reservoir and the volcanic cliffs of Sydney Peaks. For watersports or fishing, the Panguitch Lake has a sandy shoreline and an abundance of rainbow trout and other species.