Beaver Mountain Logan City Office — Attraction in Logan

This rating is for the 2020-2021 ski season. I am so disappointed in Beaver Mountain this year. I have been skiing here my entire life, and I know how important the local support is for the resort. It seems as though they have forgotten that this season.

Firstly, the COVID safety protocols are less than acceptable. While cases and deaths are still skyrocketing, businesses are completely lax. Despite the fact that they completely shut down when cases were significantly less. Beaver Mountain is included in this. Although most of the activity is outside in a safer environment, the lodge is still open for dining in. There is little to no option of receiving food service outside. Dining in would be safer if there was more ventilation and space in the lodge, but it is very evident how crowded the ordering area is.

The lift lines are a whole other issue. In terms of COVID, about 30%-40% of people are following proper mask requirements. The other 60%-70% of people either are not wearing a mask or have it underneath their nose. Employees only establish rules and ask for masks to be on once you are ready to get on the lift, after waiting in line with other people for 20+ minutes. It is extremely hard to social distance in these lines due to the overcrowding and no establishment of six feet distancing rules. It was announced that those not following mask requirements would have their passes revoked; I have yet to see this in effect.

Secondly, the over-occupancy of the resort is unbelievable. Just recently is was announced that people parking on the highway road up to Beaver will be ticketed. While this makes sense, the parking lot is not physically built for the crowds Beaver has been receiving, therefore forcing people to park on the highway. There is no system of limitation nor notifications of parking lots being full. So many people make the trip to the mountain only to see there is no where to park and must leave.

Day passes are not limited. This not only causes huge parking issues, but allows for too many people on the mountain than it is designed to support. Lift lines are extraordinarily long. Runs do not take enough time to complete to make the wait in the line worthwhile. Huge commercial ski resorts limit their day passes, I just cannot see why Beaver Mountain does not. I think the crowds are especially unacceptable because we are in the middle of a world wide pandemic. We have been working hard to be safe and keep places open. When businesses like Beaver Mountain completely disregard that in the face of money, it is clear as to where their loyalty stands.

Personally, I purchased a season pass this year in hopes for a safe, well organized ski season at my local resort. My family has supported Beaver Mountain for over 20 years under the impression that they respect and rely on their local support. The conversation about this years extremely disappointing management is spreading throughout the community. Quite a few people are looking for a response to and acknowledgement of the failures of Beaver Mountain this season. A change in the near future would be greatly appreciated, but loyalty and trust is decreasing. Ultimately, I am sad, and I do not feel like the future of Beaver Mountain will continue to be a small, local, family run ski resort.

I do have suggestions for management. This commentary is well thought out and in response to a lot of time spent at the resort this year and many years prior. To Beaver Mountain management: please take this into...

Awsome! It was our first time ever group camping. We were there this 4th of July, 2014. Even though it was a major holiday, we had a wonderful weekend. The noise level was to each campsites. In other words, we could not hear anyone but just us. It sure felt like it was each site to it's own. Even though each site was no less then 100 ft from each other. The kids (6 to 11 yr olds) & teens would group together and wonder around the park. Best experience ever! (according to my kids: 9, 11, 13, & 14 yr olds). The campsite was big enough to accommodate our 8 families.(8+person tents) Plenty of parking space.(8 cars/vans/trucks) Even though there was no running water at our site, we were just walking distance to the nearest up to date bathrooms. Our site did come with plenty of firewood, a firepit, picnic table, and logs for makeshift seating around the fire pit. The bathrooms are fully equipped. (running water & flushable). They have free warm water showers. Standard electrical outlets Soda vending machine. There is ice available for purchase for $3 a bag. Overall Experience I would definitely recommend and got back there again to camp. (Either by tent, pop-up...

Although the skiing trails were nice, the organization of Beaver needs a lot of help. My drivers license was taken by another gentleman and the employee didn't even double check that it wasn't me. Afterwards, me and my kids and I spent a while waiting for the employee to "find" my drivers license only to tell me that someone took it. Afterwards, the manager was called and we didn't receive any compensation for our time wasted at this horrible place. All in all, my ID was given back to me by the gentleman who took it. Beaver Mountain employees need to be more sharp and organized. Most likely never...