Jay Peak

Standing bold and solitary in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, Jay Peak rises 3,968 feet above the surrounding landscape. Known for receiving the most natural snow in eastern North America—averaging 359 inches annually—Jay Peak has earned its reputation as a powder seeker's destination. The resort combines authentic Vermont charm with world-class skiing and riding across 385 acres of terrain.

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Summit Cam

Every 10 minutes

Elevation: 614m / 2014ft

Get a bird's eye view of Jay Peak through this live webcam positioned high above the resort. The Jay Peak web cam captures stunning views of the summit peak and all the trails that wind back to the village, making it perfect for tracking conditions across the resort's legendary terrain.

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Jay Peak's network of 9 lifts provides swift access to 81 trails, glades, and chutes. The Aerial Tramway, an iconic fixture since 1966, carries skiers and riders to the summit in just 7 minutes, offering spectacular views of Vermont, New York, and Canada along the way. Modern high-speed quads complement the tram, ensuring minimal wait times and maximum mountain time.

Jay Peak Lift System

Total Ski Lifts = 9

Aerial Tram

Quad Chair

Triple Chair

Double Chair

Surface Lift

Jay Peak Resort Elevation

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

385 ac

155.8 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

26%

Intermediate

50%

Advanced

20%

Expert

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Location

Positioned just 4 miles south of the Canadian border, Jay Peak offers a true mountain experience away from urban centers. The resort's northern Vermont location creates a unique microclimate that channels storms from multiple directions, consistently delivering fresh snow. Despite its remote setting, Jay Peak is easily accessible, just 90 minutes from Burlington and three hours from Montreal.

Jay Peak

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Season Info

While Jay Peak's winters are legendary for deep powder and tree skiing, the mountain transforms throughout the year. Spring brings late-season skiing paired with warming temperatures. Summer unveils hiking trails and an 18-hole championship golf course. Fall paints the landscape in brilliant autumn colors, perfect for scenic tram rides and outdoor adventures.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

11/22/2024

Closing Day

4/13/2025

Days Open

143