Jay Peak Ski Resort Guide: Reviews, Ratings and Stats
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Jay Peak reviews & ratings
4.6 (18 reviews)
Ranked 22nd of 155 Ski resorts
Ski Resorts>USA>Vermont>Jay Peak
4.56 (18 ratings)
Overall Rating
4.56 (18 ratings)
Value for Money
4.00 (16 ratings)
Après Ski
4.59 (17 ratings)
Off Piste
3.57 (14 ratings)
Eating Out
4.21 (14 ratings)
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Overview

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.

Main Stats

81Total Runs
385 acresSkiable Terrain
1815 feetBottom Elevation
3968 feetTop Elevation

Reviews

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Marie - advanced skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
What can I say about Jay that you don't already know or hear about. Spent two full days skiing and a few hours at the water park. The hot tub was fire after a hard day of.skiing, but unruly hockey boys made the experience sub par. The trees are open and powder was deep. We skied without using the Tram, although it was open about half the time we were there. On mt lodging was not cheap but it was very nice and new! We stayed tramside. Food and drink was also not cheap, but excellent quality. Will be back!
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Emma - advanced skier
Apr, 28 - 2024
I absolutely love Jay Peak. Well worth the drive for the pristine snow and lack of crowds. Lift lines are never too long because its further from the cities than most mountains. They always have much better snow conditions than most mountains just because of its location as well. This has to be my favorite mountain Ive skied at and the closest youll get to Canadian quality snow in the US
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Matt - expert skier
Apr, 12 - 2024
After spending a season in the British Colombia interior, I was nervous to return to my beloved ice coast riding. Would the terrain still be exciting? Would there be snow coverage? Would I still be able to progress my skiing ability? My first day skiing Jay Peak I realized 2 things, my fears were completely unfounded, and that skiing out west had made me soft. Jay offered steep turns off the headwall, limitless playful trees and even some opportunities for mild free ride action (it certainly wasnt the lack of terrain that was the limiting factor in the days freeride activities). I have since returned to Jay multiple times this season, and have been treated to some genuine deep bluebird pow days. This place rules and I will be returning for years to come. PS get the ramen, its as authentic as it gets