The No Bull Ski Report

Jay Peak's Trail and Snow Report

SNOWFALL
Last 24 Hours 0"
Season Total 264"
CONDITIONS
Base Depth 40- 50 "
Open Trails 36 / 81
Open Lifts 7/ 9
Terrain Parks 5/5
Primary Surface Machine Groomed
Secondary Surface Variable Conditions
Groomed Trails 33/ 81
Snow Making 0 Trails

Jay Peak closes

Effective the end of business operations, 4:00 PM, on Saturday March 14th, Jay Peak will be closing winter operations for the 2019-2020 season. Operations onSaturday, March 14th will be limited to skiing and snowboarding via our entire lift system (so long as the wind allows for it, minus our Aerial Tram which has shut down for the season), and limited food and beverage operations. Check back with us for trail and conditions updates tomorrow morning. Our Pumphouse Indoor Waterpark, Clips and Reels indoor Climbing Gym, Taiga Spa, Jay Peak Ski and Ride School and all regularly scheduled après ski and concert events will close at the end of business operations this evening, March 13th.

"The most recent tipping point for us was the announcement by the Quebec government to limit entry into the United States and similar restrictions placed on travelers from our Ontario markets” Steve Wright, Jay Peak CEO

We’ve experienced a few slow-paced days with limited mountain operations due to weather this past week. Today, we anticipate Temps in the 20s with overcast skies as winds begin to calm down. Conditions will likely consist of machine groomed and frozen/variable surfaces around the hill. The plan is to run 7/9 lifts with lower mountain beginning at 8:00 AM, followed by Jet Triple & Bonaventure Quad at 8:30 AM; last chair for all spinning lifts will be at 4:00 PM. As for open terrain, Patrol will provide us with an update once they make their way out for trail checks, but we will probably be limited to the groomers. Strong winds will likely close most lifts.

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