This is a sport where many resorts throw impressive numbers, statistics and ‘est’s’ at you (longest, deepest, bestest…) and while we certainly have our fair share of numbers and accolades, about-Jay Peak is definitely something that can be difficult to quantify within the world of numbers.
Our approach to skiing and riding is pretty simple; approach the business of skiing and riding from the perspective of the skier and rider. That is, make big mountain skiing and riding affordable (and that market share will always trump yield). Have enough in the way of bell and whistle to compliment the skiing and riding, not replace and detract from it.
That commitment should be rewarded. Early openings and late closings are important. And that first Tram always trumps last call.
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Read MoreAlpine
Total Trails: 76
Easy: 20%
Intermediate: 39%
Advanced/Expert: 41%
Glades: 24
Terrain Parks: 4
Total Lifts:
2 Surface
1 Double
1 Triple
3 Quad
1 Hi-Speed Quad
1 Trams
Total Acreage: 385 skiable acres
Vertical Drop: 2153 feet
Snowmaking: 75%
Average Annual Snowfall: 31 feet
Rentals: Yes
Lessons: Yes
Night Skiing: No
Cross-Country
Total Terrain: 20 km
Tracked Terrain: 10 km
Skating Terrain: 10 km
Rentals: Yes
Lessons: Yes
Night Skiing: No
Snowshoeing: Yes
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