Jay Peak Resort is known for its substantial snowfall, receiving on average around 359 inches per year, which contributes to a long skiing season often extending from November to May. The terrain at Jay Peak is diverse, offering something for every level of skier and snowboarder. It is beginner-friendly with designated learning areas, but it also boasts advanced terrain, including glades and chutes for more experienced enthusiasts. The resort features multiple terrain parks with a variety of features. While Jay Peak does not offer night skiing, it does have a lift system that efficiently transports skiers across its expansive terrain. The views from the resort are picturesque, with the Green Mountains providing a scenic backdrop. Jay Peak is very family-friendly, offering ski and snowboard lessons for all ages. Beyond skiing and snowboarding, the resort offers a range of other winter activities, including an indoor ice skating arena, snowshoeing trails, and a snow tubing park. There are no designated snowmobiling or sledding areas at the resort. Additionally, Jay Peak is home to an indoor waterpark, which is a unique feature among ski resorts.