Brian Head Ski Trail Map - Layered Wood Wall Art
by Mountaincut
Utah's highest base elevation and the driest snow in North America, now on your wall. Mountaincut's Brian Head Ski Trail Map is a layered wooden wall art piece featuring hand-traced ski trails expertly laser cut from premium birch and/or walnut plywood, a handcrafted tribute to the two-mountain southern Utah resort where red rock country meets 360 inches of powder.
Southern Utah's High-Desert Powder Haven, Captured in Wood
Set in the Dixie National Forest of southern Utah, about 3.5 hours northeast of Las Vegas and just over an hour from Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks, Brian Head Resort is Utah's southernmost ski area and its highest. With a base elevation of 9,600 feet, the highest of any resort in the state, and a summit reaching 10,970 feet at the top of Giant Steps, Brian Head delivers roughly 1,320 feet of lift-served vertical, or up to 1,707 feet for those willing to hike. The resort spans two adjacent, connected mountains, Brian Head Peak and Navajo Peak, each anchored by its own full-service base lodge and linked by a bridge, offering 71 runs across 665 acres served by 8 lifts. Established in 1964 as a single-chairlift operation, Brian Head now averages over 360 inches of Utah powder a year, with an astonishing average moisture content of just 4%, the driest snow in North America. This handcrafted map captures both peaks and every run in beautiful layered wood relief.
Every Peak, Every Run, Every Memory
Brian Head is Southern Utah's number one family-friendly winter destination, with terrain that breaks down to roughly 35% beginner, 35% intermediate, 20% advanced, and 10% expert. Navajo Peak is the beginner and family side, where most of the green runs funnel back to a single area near the Navajo Lodge, making it easy to keep track of the kids. Brian Head Peak is where things get interesting, with blues and single blacks including Engens, the steepest run on the mountain, a wide-open trail named for legendary ski pioneer Alf Engen that lets you arc huge turns through 1,161 feet of vertical, and Georg's Rock Run, named for original resort instructor Georg Hartlmaier and considered a rite of passage among locals. Revamped terrain parks offer countless features for every skill level, night skiing runs Friday and Saturday evenings and daily during peak periods, and the sidecountry beyond the boundaries holds genuinely challenging terrain. Best of all, Brian Head sees roughly 258 days of sun each year and rarely any crowds, so on many days you'll have the slopes practically to yourself, with snowcapped hoodoos and Utah's famous red rocks framing the horizon.
Exceptional Craftsmanship, Made in the USA
All Mountaincut wooden trail maps are precision laser cut and etched, hand-stained, and finished in the United States using birch and/or walnut plywood. The two-layer construction creates a rich, dimensional look where the resort's two peaks and trail network stand out in beautiful relief. Hanging hardware comes preinstalled, so your new trail map will be on display in minutes.
Because each piece is crafted from real wood, no two maps are exactly alike, with natural variations in the grain and stain giving every piece its own character, just like a bluebird powder morning above the red rocks.
The Perfect Gift for Brian Head Devotees
Whether you learned to ski on the Navajo side, arced big turns down Engens on a powder day, earned your rite of passage on Georg's Rock Run, made the drive up from Vegas or Southern California, or simply love that Utah's driest snow falls in the heart of red rock country, this map is a lasting reminder of the mountain you love. Brian Head Resort deserves a place on your wall. Mountaincut products are made to order and most items ship within 2 to 3 days. Larger sizes (30" and above) may take 5 to 8 days before shipping.
Available in multiple sizes. Utah's highest base and driest powder, on your wall every day of the year.
