Name: Jay Peak
Rating: 3.4

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Ski Conditions

1/18 8:26 AM

Projected Opening - Projected Closing
11/22 - 5/3

Snowfall
- Monday
  1/13
  0"
- Tuesday
  1/14
  2"
- Wednesday
  1/15
  2"
- Thursday
  1/16
  6"
- Friday
  1/17
  5"
- Today
  1/18
  0"
- Sunday
  1/19
  2"
- Monday
  1/20
  0"
- Tuesday
  1/21
  0"

Snow Depths
- Upper:
  35"
  Packed Powder
- Lower:
  25"
  Powder

Weather
- Summit | 3968ft
  -3°F
  E
  1mph
- Base | 1815ft
  3°F
  E
  1mph

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8 "

0 "

Dec 19, 2019
Last 2 Weeks
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Jay Peak Lift Hours

Day	Daytime Hours	Nighttime Hours
Mon	9:00 AM-4:00 PM	N/A
Tue	9:00 AM-4:00 PM	N/A
Wed	9:00 AM-4:00 PM	N/A
Thu	9:00 AM-4:00 PM	N/A
Fri	9:00 AM-4:00 PM	N/A
Sat	8:30 AM-4:00 PM	N/A
Sun	8:30 AM-4:00 PM	N/A

Jay Peak Snow & Ski Conditions

How much snow did Jay Peak get today? Find the latest snow report for Jay Peak, with ski conditions, recent snow totals and snowfall in the weather forecast. Scroll left to see the most recently recorded Jay Peak snow totals for the last five days or scroll right to see the Jay Peak snow forecast for the next three days. Read the snow reporter comments (if provided) for more details on skiing at Jay Peak for the day. See base depth recorded at the upper mountain, mid mountain and lower mountain stations, along with the current weather at the summit and base elevations, including wind mph and direction. Click through for a full weather forecast. How many lifts are open and how many runs are open at Jay Peak? Check out the Jay Peak ski report, including number of lifts open, acres open and runs open, as well as the terrain park status. Click Add to Compare to see a side-by-side comparison of Jay Peak vs. other ski resorts (up to 10 total). Jay Peak snow reports are sourced directly from the ski resorts and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.

Terrain

Runs Open
80 of 81
Lifts Open
9 of 9
Acres Open
N/A of 385ac

Trails Open

Beginner Runs
15 of 15
Intermediate Runs
29 of 29
Advanced Runs
13 of 14

Parks & Pipes

Terrain Parks
4 of 6
Park Last Reshaped
N/A

Nordic

Total Tracks
15.5mi

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Sam’s iPhone 6

Jay Peak

6 hours ago

Skiing yesterday was limited by the cold so they closed the top of the mountain but what was open was beautiful abeautifucrunchy snow and as long as you were covered up it was great skiing

2" New Snow | Packed powder0

YoDood

Jay Peak

26 day(s) ago

Skied 12/20-12/21. Only left side of mountain was open. Bad news: goats run and angel's wiggle are an ice fest full of jerries so enjoy getting to connecting trails safely. Good news: powder is there if you know where to look. Timbuktu was sick on 12/20. The trees seemed to protect the snow from getting rained on last week and it was pristine. There's plenty of little jumps in the forest with clean runouts still too. Lift line on 12/21 was sick with lots of little bumps and rocks to air it off of and soft landings. Exhibition has an icy and sketchy entrance but once you get a quarter way in, the snow is all powder. Do not recommend jumping off the first largest cliff band straight; the landing is super flat and not filled in well. Second cliff band is perfect though. All the glades in general were pretty soft. When they open the flyer tomorrow, don't hesitate, and go straight to JFK and the woods off JFK and off Ullrs Run. The woods will be very deep, probably more so by JFK as those tend to catch windblown snow very well and they haven't been open all year yet.

0" New Snow | Variable Conditions0

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