Jay Peak, Mountain summit in Westfield, United States
Jay Peak is a mountain in Vermont's Green Mountains near the Canadian border, rising to 3,862 feet (1,177 meters). The ski resort spans 385 acres with 81 trails designed for different skill levels.
Harold Haynes carved the first ski trails in 1955 and installed a T-bar lift before opening the resort for winter sports in 1957. The mountain has since grown into a major New England ski destination.
The mountain and surrounding municipality received their names in recognition of John Jay, an American statesman who served from 1745 to 1829.
The ski season begins around Thanksgiving weekend with ticket options available for different visit lengths. The mountain sits near the Canadian border and is accessible from major towns throughout Vermont.
This area receives the highest snowfall in the northeastern United States, averaging 359 inches of natural snow each year. These abundant snow amounts create excellent conditions throughout the winter season.
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