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As we continue the recovery process following the Cottonwood Fire, we wanted to share a few updates from the mountain and thank you for your continued patience and support.   Recovery Progress Continues We are pleased to report that cleanup efforts at Canyonside Lodge are now complete, marking an important milestone in the recovery process. As many of you know, the Canyonside Village was among the most severely damaged areas of the mountain, and the fire completely destroyed Canyonside Lodge.

BEAVER, Utah — August 25, 2026 — In the wake of one of the most challenging chapters in Beaver County’s history, community members, local leaders, and partners will come together for a special day of music, gratitude and unity, celebrating the resilience of the people of Beaver County while recognizing the extraordinary efforts that continue to drive recovery forward. Presented by Eagle Point Resort and Beaver County, the two free community concerts will feature acclaimed performer Chloë Agnew, the original

Resort Provides Season Pass Options and Reaffirms Commitment to Long-Term Recovery and Rebuilding Efforts BEAVER, Utah — August 3, 2026 — Eagle Point Resort today announced that it will not operate for the 2026-27 winter season due to the significant impacts of the Cottonwood Fire on the resort’s lift infrastructure, ski terrain, and surrounding forest lands. While ongoing access challenges have complicated damage assessments and recovery efforts, resort officials determined there is insufficient time to safely complete the inspections, repairs,

Launch of BeaverTUF Foundation to Support Recovery Efforts Across Beaver County Note to Media: Due to ongoing safety concerns and restricted access in certain portions of the burn area, members of the media were unable to access all impacted areas of Eagle Point Resort during today’s tour. Additional video of these areas provided below. VIDEO & PHOTOS: Video and photos of Eagle Point Resort following the Cottonwood Fire (Shot July 6, 2026) – https://f.io/d0xrg7Oy TRAIL MAP OF IMPACTED AREA: LINK

Today, for the first time since the Cottonwood Fire reached Eagle Point Resort, we were able to return and begin seeing the impact firsthand. We wanted to share an initial update with our community. First and foremost, our hearts are with everyone impacted by this fire. While it’s heartbreaking to see the damage, we are incredibly grateful that everyone was evacuated safely and that no lives were lost at the resort. We also extend our deepest thanks to the firefighters,

June 24, 2026 We are incredibly grateful for the firefighters and first responders who are working tirelessly to protect our community. Right now, we are focused on supporting emergency response efforts. We are in close communication with fire authorities and local agencies. Conditions at the resort remain dangerous, and we are monitoring the situation closely. We are thankful that to our knowledge, there have been no human casualties from the fire. There has been significant property loss for local owners

June 23rd, 2026 BEAVER, Utah — Eagle Point Resort has temporarily suspended operations due to the ongoing Cottonwood Fire and mandatory evacuation orders affecting the area.   The Cottonwood Fire was first reported at approximately 3:30 p.m. on June 22 near Mile Marker 5 on State Route 153. Fueled by strong winds, the fire rapidly advanced up the canyon, impacting areas including Merchant Valley and surrounding communities. According to Utah fire officials, the fire grew to approximately 10,000 acres by