Jay Peak Resort Guide - Real Reviews From Real Skiers
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The Skiers' Guide to Jay Peak

Top Rated for
4.63 (40 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.59 (17 Ratings)
Experts
4.57 (42 Ratings)
Tree Runs
4.51 (43 Ratings)
Overall Rating
4.48 (40 Ratings)
Value for Money
4.48 (21 Ratings)
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Ranked
36th
of 230 ski resorts
Overall Rating
4.51
From 43 Reviews
81
Total Runs
1815
Bottom Elevation
3968
Top Elevation
385
Skiable Terrain
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Jay Peak Resort in Vermont is famous for receiving the most snowfall in the East, providing excellent conditions for skiing and snowboarding. The resort offers a wide range of terrain, suitable for all levels, but is particularly known for its gladed and off-piste runs. Jay Peak's indoor waterpark, ice arena, and other amenities make it a popular family destination. The resort's modern lift system ensures quick access to the slopes. Jay Peak's accommodations range from hotel rooms to condos, catering to various group sizes and preferences. The resort is also a hub for events and entertainment, adding to its lively atmosphere. Jay Peak is perfect for those looking for a comprehensive ski resort experience with additional attractions.

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Recent Reviews

Unique weather patterns with more fresh but often very windy. Limited continuous vertical and not exceptionally steep. Great tree skiing for East coast.
Family Friendliness
Off-Piste
Eating Out
Après-Ski
Value for Money
Groomed Runs
Tree Runs
Mogul Fields
Powder Zones
Lift Efficiency
Ski School Quality
Accommodation Options
Jay Peak is well rounded resort that caters to families. They have lots of stuff to do besides skiing. Water park, climbing wall games room. I have been going to Jay for over 50 years. They vould have more close restaurants after hours, but town is not far away. Great place to go and partial Canadian money at par on some stuff.
Family Friendliness
Off-Piste
Snow Parks
Eating Out
Après-Ski
Value for Money
Groomed Runs
Tree Runs
Mogul Fields
Powder Zones
Quiet Slopes
Lift Efficiency
Accommodation Options
More powder this season than Utah, that says it all! Lots of great glades. Never too crowded. A fun and friendly vibe. Only downer is the long drive to get there.
Off-Piste
Powder Zones

Jay Peak Resort Stats

Ski Terrain
21Beginner Runs
41Intermediate Runs
19Advanced Runs
3 milesLongest Run
385 acresSkiable Terrain
300 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
3968 feetTop
1815 feetBottom
2153 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
1Gondolas / Cable Cars
5Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$1079Season pass
$991 day
Weather
301 inchesAverage annual snowfall

Jay Peak Travel Information

Airports
90min drive70KMsBurlington International (BTV)
100min drive75KMsPlattsburgh International (PBG)
150min drive110KMsMontreal-Trudeau International (YUL)
Train Stations
45min drive40KMsWaterbury Station (Waterbury, VT)