Jay Peak Resort
Located in northern Vermont just 4 miles from the Canadian border, a winter wonderland for skiers and snowboarders awaits. With the Jay Cloud producing an average annual snowfall of 347 inches, Jay Peak lives up to its snowy reputation. The snowfall isn t the only draw, Jay also offers 81 trails across 385+ skiable acres and some of the best terrain in the east all serviced by 9 lifts, including Vermont's only ariel tramway. With a great mix of beginner and advanced trails, glades and steeps, skiers and snowboarders of all abilities are sure to enjoy some powder days at this snowy paradise.
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Covid Info Last Update at 2021-10-04 15:31:30
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- Jay Peak Policy Page
FREE, But you must stop in at Customer Service on Tramside to sign your waiver, and to collect your Uphill Travel Pass and identifying armband (which must be worn when traveling uphill), and sign an acknowledgment of risk agreement.
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