About Jay Peak Resort
Jay Peak Resort is an operating ski area in Vermont with a vertical drop of 1,986 feet and a summit elevation of 3,824 feet. The resort sits in the northeastern part of the state and offers terrain for both skiing and snowboarding. Winter is the primary season, with snow-dependent operations that typically run from December through March or April, depending on conditions.
Access and logistics depend on New England weather and road conditions. The resort's substantial vertical makes it a reasonable destination for skiers and riders seeking New England terrain, though as with any ski area in the region, seasonal snow depth varies considerably. Plan visits during peak winter months when base depths are most stable, and check current conditions before traveling.
Know before you go
9:35 AM
Sunrise
4:57 PM
Solar Noon
12:19 AM
Sunset
Golden Hour AM → 10:17 AM
Golden Hour PM ← 11:37 PM
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Waning Gibbous
97% illuminated
Ski Season Open
Opens in 107 days
July — Off season