Jay Peak Resort
Vermont, United States
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The closest major airport is Burlington (BTV), with a ~1h 30m transfer to the resort.
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About Jay Peak Resort
Jay Peak Resort sits in the far north of Vermont just a few miles from the Canadian border, and its position directly in the path of moisture-laden storm systems tracking across Lake Champlain and Lake Memphremagog gives it the highest average snowfall of any resort in the northeastern United States — consistently 350 inches or more per season, a figure that rivals the renowned powder destinations of Utah and that the resort's marketing team does not let you forget. Its 77km of terrain across 78 trails includes the kind of challenging tree skiing and expert glades — Jay's infamous North Glade and the Beaver Pond Glades — that make it the first choice for serious New England skiers seeking conditions that approach western US powder rather than the frequently icy, machine-groomed surfaces of the Vermont mainstream. The Stateside complex across the road from the main mountain has been substantially developed in recent years, adding an indoor waterpark, hotel accommodation, and improved beginner terrain that makes Jay a more credible family destination than its expert-skier reputation might suggest. Burlington International Airport's connections to major US east coast hubs make Jay accessible for a long weekend from New York, Boston, or Washington.
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