Jay Peak
Vermont, USA
Vermont's snow magnet, with the deepest snow and wildest glades in eastern North America and an indoor waterpark.
Jay Peak is Vermont's snow magnet, famous for receiving more natural snowfall than any other East Coast resort thanks to the "Jay Cloud," a local weather pattern that keeps the snow coming. Known for incredible glade skiing, extensive tree terrain, and a distinctly Canadian feel just 5 miles from the Quebec border. The mountain offers some of the best tree skiing in the East with 100+ acres of off-piste terrain and a liberal in-bounds woods policy.
Jay Peak at a glance
- Base elevation: 1,750 ft
- Summit elevation: 3,862 ft
- Vertical drop: 2,122 ft
- Skiable terrain: 385 acres
- 81 runs and 7 lifts
- Average annual snowfall: 347 inches
- Ski passes: Indy Pass
- Nearest major airport: BTV
On this page: the 16-day snow forecast, getting there from the airport, flights, hotels and lift tickets for Jay Peak.