#1 for snow in the East
#10 for overall resort in the East
#2 for terrain variety in the East
#2 for challenging terrain in the East
- Ski Magazine 2012 Resort Survey

· want to try something different on the East coast - check out Jay Peak, a small but perfectly formed resort

· Beautiful lodging at amazing prices at Tram House

· Known for the best snow in North-East

· Great activities for kids including the only ski resort with a Water Park

· 2 hour transfer from Montreal

Alice's Table Restaurant seating 180 persons and features mostly local Vermont products.
Tower Bar in Tram Haus Lodge features a pub menu as well as frequent live entertainment and "lively apres ski."
Taiga Spa and Fitness Center in Tram Haus Lodge features massage, sauna, manicure, pedicure, and facial stations.
Aroma gourmet coffee and local bakery and deli products.

The latest addition, "Ice Haus," a $6 million dollar indoor ice arena features open free skating, curling, broomball, and hockey offerings as well as it's own food court/bar and is available to all guests.

The $4.5 million Golf Clubhouse/Bar will double as a premier Nordic and Snow Shoe touring center, (night tours available) and has a fine restaurant/bar available too.
So if you're looking for some great skiing at prices that will wow you - Jay Peak is worth a look as an add-on to another resort or for a visit in it's own right.

The Indoor Water park is 60,000 square feet with the only Aqua Loop in the United State-Over a 21 meter drop plunging one at over 80 kilometers per hour into a sideways 360 degree loop into a run out at the base. It also has gentler slides, a lazy river around the entire facility, a Vermont swimming hole, a double wide Flow Rider for surfing, hot tubs, pool, mezzanine with restaurant and bar.

The addition of six restaurants throughout the resort open up more dining options for guests to avail of.

If you've been to Jay Peak, you know what pulls you. The most snow in eastern North America and the most liberal in-bounds policy anywhere. If you haven't been here, though - well, read on.
New to UK skiers - what defines Jay Peak is that a mountain doesn't have to be big to be awesome..
76 trails, slopes and glades for you to explore and that's just what you'll find on the map. In between, the nooks and crannies, are really what sets Jay Peak apart. Have fun exploring and find something that moves you.

Located in Northern Vermont, (approx. 4 hour drive from Boston and just 2 hours from Montreal) only a few miles from the Canadian border, Jay Peak has a different perspective on the sport. Up here, the mountain reigns supreme and the unparalleled gladed terrain and abutting backcountry attracts some of the best skiers and riders around. The resort makes big-mountain skiing and riding affordable. The lodging is virtually all ski-in/ski-out, Jay Peak opens early, and is always one of the last in the East to close.

The recent purchase of nearby Mt. Burke ski resort located 45 mins drive away will increase the range of skiing on offer. The lift ticket is inter-changeable and adds 50 trails as well as 100+ acres of tree skiing, it raises the Jay Peak experience by yet another notch!

New 9,000 square foot Mountain Children's Ski/Ride Learning Centre featuring a Burton Snowboard/Disney/Pixar Toy Story Learning Zone.

New Taxi Quad Chair accessing a large new beginner/novice zone, (4 acres)tripling the beginner terrain area resort wide.