Jay Peak Resort, situated in the rugged Green Mountains of Northern Vermont near the Canadian border, is a legendary East Coast skiing destination. It is famous for the “Jay Cloud,” a localized weather phenomenon that dumps an average of 359 inches of natural snow annually—the most of any ski area in eastern North America. Beyond skiing, the resort is home to the massive Pump House Indoor Waterpark.
Jay Peak offers 385 skiable acres and a formidable 2,153-foot vertical drop, serviced by 9 lifts, including Vermont’s only Aerial Tramway. The mountain features 81 trails, but its true claim to fame is its phenomenal glade skiing, offering some of the best tree runs on the East Coast, such as the Face Chutes and Timbuktu. The terrain skews advanced, but beginners and intermediates will find plenty of long, winding cruisers on the lower mountain.
Planning your ski day at Jay Peak Resort is easier than ever with our live high-definition webcams. You can visually confirm the snow conditions, check the tram line, and see the weather moving over the peak. Pair this with the real-time weather information at the top of the page, and you will be perfectly prepared for whatever the Jay Cloud brings.