Related Regions: Vermont, Northern Vermont, New England, North America, United States
http://www.jaypeakresort.com (800) 451-4449
5
by elibretto - 12th February 2011
Pros: Snow, location, crowds, glades, snowshoe trail
Cons: nightlife
Great overall resort - feel like I am away from the downstate mentality - a real vacation. If you get tired of downhill try the snowshoe trail - it is a gr... Full review
4
by Sheehee - 26th January 2011
Pros: Powder,Snow,Terrain,Glades, GLADES!!!!
Cons: slow lifts, no nightlife
Jay Peak, the last unconquerd mountain in Vermont. If you are willing to drive the long haul pass some great mountians the Snow Gods will reward you with th... Full review
3
by rockiroads - 2nd November 2010
Pros: Good height, money at par
Cons: not enough action
I felt it was a great place just to ski for variety or runs but the town at that time for me had little selection for shopping, restaurants, night life,...... Full review
5
by xtian117 - 22nd October 2010
Pros: Terrain, trees, terrain, trees, and also some good terrain
Cons: Aerial tram line can get long
We went in 3/2010, and had a blast. Spectacular tree skiing. Sweet cruisers. Their groomed stuff was good, too, but when you go to Jay, generally, you use t... Full review
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by powderjunkie13 - 20th May 2010
Pros: great people & terrain. always a hidden freshy. open till may 2nd
Cons: parks.
I moved to vermont 3 yrs ago to become a skier and jay is where I started. An amazing mountain to call home. There is always more trees to discover or face ... Full review
4
by timzheng - 24th March 2010
Pros: lake-effect snowfall, excellent glade system, no frills
Cons: no frills, relatively small, far
When it snows in Jay, it pours. While "Beast of the East" normally refers to Killington, those that have experienced Nor'easters there or the famed 2007 Val... Full review
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