Jay Peak, Jay

Jay Peak has been known for its unbelievable terrain, incomparable glades, and abundant natural snowfall for 50 years. Vermont’s only Aerial Tramway is one of eight lifts accessing 385 acres of terrain, including 76 trails.Jay Peak's boundary-to-boundary woods policy makes it a favorite among advanced skiers and riders but the glades aren't for experts only. The mountain also has the most beginner and intermediate tree skiing in the East. New skiers and riders, be sure to check out The Zone, Jay Peak's learning area, which includes 80 acres of wide, gentle, easy to maneuver trails and introductory glades. ActivitiesSnowboarding: The whole mountain is a natural snowboard park including berms, jumps, halfpipe, and a terrain park. Jay Peak has four distinct freestyle zones for skiers and riders of all abilities. The parks are "progressive," allowing beginning riders to start small and progress to larger features. Cross Country Profile: Twenty kilometers of cross country is available with different levels of terrain suitable for all skiers.LodgingJay Peak has increased its bed base in recent years. In addition to the new ski in/out condos and townhomes, there is a variety of lodging options, including the Hotel Jay and single family homes. The majority of the mountain's accommodations are slopeside, and those units that do not have direct trail access are just a short walk to the Village Chair, the nearest lift. Winter RecreationSnowmobiling, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, games room (in Hotel Jay), sleigh riding, snow cat rides, Monday Night Welcome Party, dairy and maple farm tours.