TL;DR
Jay Peak in Vermont plans to keep lifts running into May following an exceptional winter season with 470 inches of snowfall, far surpassing its annual average.
Vermont's Jay Peak Continues Operations into May
Jay Peak, a popular ski resort in Vermont, has announced plans to continue operations into May, following an exceptional winter season. The resort has received a staggering 470 inches (39 feet) of snow, significantly exceeding its annual average of 347 inches. This abundance of snow has allowed Jay Peak to maintain a substantial base depth between 24-60 inches, even as spring approaches.
While the Tramside base area will cease operations after April 27, the Stateside area will remain open into May. Currently, 7 out of 9 chairlifts are operational, serving 27 trails, with 18 of these being groomed. Skiers and riders can expect spring conditions across the mountain, with some areas experiencing variable conditions.
Jay Peak isn't the only Vermont resort extending its season. Sugarbush plans to stay open until May 4, while also aims to continue operations into May. In neighbouring New Hampshire, Black Mountain has scheduled its closing day for May 3. S in Maine has tentatively set April 27 as its closing date, with the possibility of a bonus day on May 3, pending a review of conditions.
