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Jay Peak
Discover Jay Peak Ski Deals
Chase Vermont’s legendary deep powder and infamous tree glades at the Northeast’s snowiest resort with a remote, passionate vibe and year-round indoor waterpark fun. Jay Peak Resort offers challenging natural terrain, reliable snowfall, and that authentic skier’s mountain feel perfect for powder hounds and families. Skier Deals brings you the best Jay Peak ski deals—exclusive online promo codes and valuable discounts across many categories.
At the top of this page, you’ll see icons for active Deal Categories. Click any icon to view current offers. These include lodging, lift tickets, ski/snowboard rentals, clothing rentals, transportation, activities, dining, and more. Deals change often. Bookmark this page if Jay Peak is your Vermont favorite. Check back for new savings.
Terrain, Vibe & Season
Jay Peak covers 385 skiable acres with a 2,153-foot vertical drop. The base sits at 1,815 feet. The summit reaches 3,968 feet. It features 81 trails served by 9 lifts, including the famous Aerial Tramway. Terrain leans advanced: about 20% beginner, 40% intermediate, and 40% advanced/expert. Enjoy world-renowned gladed tree runs, powder stashes, groomed cruisers, terrain parks, and steep pitches on trails like The Jet and Face Chutes. The vibe stays raw and powder-focused. Remote location keeps crowds low and stoke high. Locals and serious skiers create a passionate, unpretentious atmosphere with the indoor Pump House Waterpark for après fun.
The season typically runs from mid-November to mid-May—one of the longest in the East. Average snowfall exceeds 350 inches of famously deep, dry Vermont powder. Snowmaking covers key areas for reliability.
Getting here is scenic from northern Vermont. Drive about 1.5 hours north from Burlington (90 miles via I-89 and Route 100) or 2 hours from Montreal. Fly into Burlington International Airport (BTV)—1.5 hours south—with direct flights from major hubs. Rental cars or shuttles handle the beautiful Northeast Kingdom drive. The resort offers slopeside hotel and condo lodging right at the base.
Ready for legendary glade savings? Explore the deal categories above. Lock in current Jay Peak ski deals today. Plan your ultimate deep-powder Vermont adventure. The right promo codes make this snowiest Eastern resort even more accessible.
Discover Jay Peak Ski Deals
Chase Vermont’s legendary deep powder and infamous tree glades at the Northeast’s snowiest resort with a remote, passionate vibe and year-round indoor waterpark fun. Jay Peak Resort offers challenging natural terrain, reliable snowfall, and that authentic skier’s mountain feel perfect for powder hounds and families. Skier Deals brings you the best Jay Peak ski deals—exclusive online promo codes and valuable discounts across many categories.
At the top of this page, you’ll see icons for active Deal Categories. Click any icon to view current offers. These include lodging, lift tickets, ski/snowboard rentals, clothing rentals, transportation, activities, dining, and more. Deals change often. Bookmark this page if Jay Peak is your Vermont favorite. Check back for new savings.
Terrain, Vibe & Season
Jay Peak covers 385 skiable acres with a 2,153-foot vertical drop. The base sits at 1,815 feet. The summit reaches 3,968 feet. It features 81 trails served by 9 lifts, including the famous Aerial Tramway. Terrain leans advanced: about 20% beginner, 40% intermediate, and 40% advanced/expert. Enjoy world-renowned gladed tree runs, powder stashes, groomed cruisers, terrain parks, and steep pitches on trails like The Jet and Face Chutes. The vibe stays raw and powder-focused. Remote location keeps crowds low and stoke high. Locals and serious skiers create a passionate, unpretentious atmosphere with the indoor Pump House Waterpark for après fun.
The season typically runs from mid-November to mid-May—one of the longest in the East. Average snowfall exceeds 350 inches of famously deep, dry Vermont powder. Snowmaking covers key areas for reliability.
Getting here is scenic from northern Vermont. Drive about 1.5 hours north from Burlington (90 miles via I-89 and Route 100) or 2 hours from Montreal. Fly into Burlington International Airport (BTV)—1.5 hours south—with direct flights from major hubs. Rental cars or shuttles handle the beautiful Northeast Kingdom drive. The resort offers slopeside hotel and condo lodging right at the base.
Ready for legendary glade savings? Explore the deal categories above. Lock in current Jay Peak ski deals today. Plan your ultimate deep-powder Vermont adventure. The right promo codes make this snowiest Eastern resort even more accessible.
