The Lodge
Photo by Mary McIntyre
Big news! We - a group of Hell’s Backbone Grill & Farm owners, managers, and employees - are the new owners of the Boulder Mountain Lodge! Having spent the past 25 years on this property we love, we are thrilled about this new chapter and all the possibilities ahead. We can’t wait to share our vision with you… More to come soon!
Click the ‘Book Now’ button to check rates & availability.
Contact us with questions: 435-335-7460 / info@boulder-utah.com
Accommodations
Our 22 units offer a range of accommodations to suit your needs. From suites to essential rooms, you will find comfort and relaxation in all of our offerings.
Luxury King Suite / Luxury Queen Suite / Dual King-Queen
Connecting Queens / Deluxe King / Deluxe Queen
Double Queen / Essential King / Essential Queen
Amenities & Experiences
Whether you choose to relax at the property or explore the spectacular landscape, the ingredients for an unforgettable experience are all around.
At the Lodge
Outdoor Hot Tub
10 Acre Bird Sanctuary
Fruit Orchards & Gardens
Lawn Games including Volley Ball
Lending Library of Books, DVDs, Music & Yoga Mats
Gift Shop featuring Local Artists
Cozy Common Room with Indoor Fireplace and Tea Service
Surrounding Area
Anasazi State Park Museum
Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument
Lower Calf Creek Falls
The Burr Trail
Dixie National Forest
Capitol Reef National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park
About the Lodge
For nearly three decades, the Boulder Mountain Lodge has been a home base for visitors exploring Southern Utah’s immense and unique landscape. Nestled in the heart of Boulder, a town of 250 people, the Lodge provides an increasingly rare experience of peace and wilderness, while still offering modern amenities to enhance comfort and convenience. Together with Hell’s Backbone Grill & Farm, the Lodge is committed to the values of abundant hospitality, ecological stewardship, and community responsibility.
FAQs
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Check-in is 3:30 pm until 8 pm (December through February) or 9 pm (March through November). Check-out is 11 am. Early Check-in and Late Check-out are available free of charge when possible.
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Due to our intimate size and remote location, cancellations have a significant impact on us. Should you cancel your reservation more than 7 days before your arrival date, there is no charge. If you cancel within 7 days of your arrival, the cancellation fee is the cost of the first night's stay plus tax. Any cancellations made within 48 hours, including no-shows and early departures, will be charged 100% of the room and tax for the reservation.
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We love animals at Boulder Mountain Lodge and we have many rooms that are are pet-friendly. When booking, look for a “pet-friendly” room, choose the “pet-fee” add-on, and adjust the quantity to the number of pets you’re bringing. If you forget to indicate that you’re bringing your furry friend when you make your reservation, please email or call us to let us know. Additional information is below:
The pet fee is $25 per pet. Additional cleaning and damage charges may be assessed.
Dogs may not be left unattended in rooms and must be leashed when on the property. We want to keep all guests and pups safe and happy!
The fee for undeclared pets or in rooms not designated for pets is $150.
*All service animals are welcome. Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Animals whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
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Yes! There is free, onsite room parking. We also have electric charging stations that are free to use for guests.
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We do have one ADA accessible room, which is the Deluxe Queen room. If it is not an option upon booking, please call us and we will do our best to make it available.
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Yes, Boulder (finally!) has cellphone service for all carriers, though it doesn’t go very far out of town. The Lodge offers free wifi for all guests.
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The Boulder Mountain Lodge is situated on the edge of the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument to the south, and Dixie National Forest to the north. The distances to Utah’s National Parks are listed below:
Capitol Reef National Park: 1 hr (45 miles)
Bryce Canyon National Park: 1.5 hrs (75 miles)
Zion National Park: 3 hrs (140 miles)
Arches National Park: 3.5 hrs (190 miles)
Canyonlands National Park: 3.5 hrs (200 miles)
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The closest international airport is Salt Lake City, which is about 4.5 hrs away. There is a regional airport in St. George that is 4 hrs from Boulder. Guests also use the Las Vegas airport, which is a 5.5 hr scenic drive.