The Jay Peak snow report for May 01 is a 12" base depth with 2 of 9 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Jay Peak are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: Thursday May 1 at 7:01 AM
2/9 Lifts Today. The Taxi will spin at 8:30a, The Jet at 9:00a.
Good morning, May, we made it.
The mountain is bathing in sunshine today, with temps climbing toward 60°F and not a cloud in sight come the afternoon. If you’re heading up, think spring: soft turns, light layers, and maybe even a bucket hat if you're bold enough (we recomend helmets). Just be sure to reapply that SPF, this sun doesn’t mess around.
We did lose a few trails yesterday (RIP Kitz Woods, you were too good for this melting world), but we’re holding strong with what remains. There’s still plenty of fun to be had, and a whole lot of corn to harvest. Think “creamed corn in motion”, soft, slushy, and just a little bit chaotic.
Amazing snow for late March! Lots of fresh snow made for powder everywhere in the morning and by afternoon some scraped off spots but still great. Finally got to ride the tram too. Lift lines were quite long though for all the upper mountain lifts.
Jay Peak Resort, located on Jay Peak in Vermont’s Green Mountains, is home to some of the East’s best terrain providing skiers and riders with amazing tree glades, long groomed trails, and abundant natural snowfall. The resort lies just south of the Canadian border near the town of Jay, Vermont.
At Jay Peak, there is a great mix of beginner to advanced trails connected by an updated chairlift system. The ski area contains a large snow making infrastructure able to cover a majority of the resort.
