Jay Peak Resort
Jay Peak Resort sits in Vermont’s far north near the Quebec border, famous for receiving the most natural snowfall in the eastern United States and for its legendary glade skiing.
About
- In Vermont’s far north near the Quebec border
- The most natural snowfall in the eastern US
- Legendary glade and tree skiing
- An on-site indoor waterpark
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Operation details
- Price Range
- $$$
- Best Season
- Winter (Northern Hemisphere)
- Disciplines
- Alpine
Runs at Jay Peak Resort
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9 lifts
- Aerial Tram60-passenger aerial tram · 7 min
- Flyer Express QuadQuad chairlift
- Bonaventure QuadQuad chairlift
- Jet Triple ChairTriple chairlift
- Metro QuadQuad chairlift
- Village Double ChairDouble chairlift
- Taxi QuadQuad chairlift
- Stateside Moving CarpetMagic carpet
- Tramside Moving CarpetMagic carpet
Current conditions
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Tonight
38°F
Wind
6 kt
Gusts 11 kt
Rain chance
0%
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