Jay Peak
Jay Peak is a northern Vermont ski resort known for East Coast snowfall, glades, Vermont's aerial tram, remote terrain, and storm skiing.
Skiing at Jay Peak
Jay Peak is a ski resort in Vermont, United States. Use NEU Ski Maps to explore 81 slopes, 9 lifts, 76 km of ski slopes, 3D maps, webcams, weather forecasts and trail maps.
- 81 slopes
- 9 lifts
- 76 km of ski slopes
Why ski Jay Peak
Jay Peak is the East Coast powder bet: a remote Northeast Kingdom setting, liberal in-bounds tree policy, Vermont's tram, and a reputation built around snow totals and storm skiing.
Best for: East Coast powder, glade skiing, remote Vermont trips
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many slopes does Jay Peak have?
- Jay Peak has 81 slopes covering 76 km of ski terrain.
- How much does a day pass cost at Jay Peak?
- A day pass at Jay Peak costs $109 (November – May season).
- What is the elevation of Jay Peak?
- Jay Peak ranges from 656 m to 1209 m altitude, giving a vertical drop of 553 m.
- When is Jay Peak open?
- Jay Peak is open from November – May, with lift hours 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
- Why ski at Jay Peak?
- Jay Peak is the East Coast powder bet: a remote Northeast Kingdom setting, liberal in-bounds tree policy, Vermont's tram, and a reputation built around snow totals and storm skiing.
- What is Jay Peak best for?
- Jay Peak is ideal for: East Coast powder, glade skiing, remote Vermont trips.
- What should I know before visiting Jay Peak?
- Check wind holds, Tram status, and road conditions, because Jay's best terrain and biggest storms can also complicate operations.
- Is Jay Peak good for families?
- Yes, Jay Peak is rated as child-friendly, making it a great choice for families with children.
- Does Jay Peak have snow parks?
- Yes, Jay Peak has 3 snow parks for freestyle skiing and snowboarding.
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