Jiminy Peak was a great skiing place. It has good rentals, lodges, and has a sort of village at the base. There are good trails, with variety. What's really cool about this place is that your 8 or 4 hour lift ticket starts whenever you buy it, so you can arrive at noon and still ski for a day price on the slopes till 4 or 8. Night skiing here is fun too, with the trails brightly lit. Overall a great place.

Seems like a great year of snow already. Trails today were packed powder only a few open but still ahead of Wachusetts and the rest of the MA Ski and shred scene. But.... i found that the mountain is not best suited for beginners more of an intermediate mountain in early season no long gliding trails to learn on this early in. But overall for the advanced skier or snowboard Jiminy is the way to go. great mountain and good price for the day same terrain as the big boys for less of your hard earned.

Jiminy March 9th @ night

the snow condition was a very hard surface. Good for curving but only if you have good edges. Not good conditions for park session or learning, you'll want to be there when its above freezing for the rest of the season, or on the off chance, until another big storm comes thorugh.

As soon as it softens up into corn there will be an excellent spring.

Terrain park (large) consists of c box in the wrong place its too clsoe to the start of the run so you can't get enough speed even with the fast conditions. Then a flat box bout 20' then a up-down rail 'bout 10' each side. A 30' kicker a 30'/40' split kicker, a 50ish' gap launch that shoots you straight across but not up. A quarter pipe on the left and a dragon box (narrow though like 6") on the right.

Medium terrain park is a down rail side by side with a flat down and a small narrow rainbow box and a up box.

there is no half-pipe.

1100' of well groomed vert. Great conditions for Western Massachusetts. Good mix of trails for all abilities. They also have a seperate park with some BIG hits.