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Jay Peak, USA - Vermont

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Visitor reviews for Jay Peak

February 03, 2008
John from UNITED STATES

I don't know who Jumpturn is but Jay does not get "lake effect snow" off of Lake Champlain. Nobody does. It gets snow from its location which causes orographic lift from cold air coming out of the relatively flat Canadian land north of Jay. When the air hits Jay it rises, condenses and falls as snow. Jay does have awesome glades and definately the best snow in the east.
January 26, 2008
Jumpturn from UNITED STATES

Jay Peak gets lake-effect snow off Lake Champlain, and consequently, offers probably the best consistent powder skiing in the Eastern US. But, it gets tracked out quickly, so you need to get there on time. The area really only shines when the powder is on and you're skiing Jay's extensive woods. Otherwise, the trails are mostly intermediate and the infrastructure quaint.
March 11, 2005
Andrew Watson from UNITED KINGDOM

Jay Peak offers the most sizeable ski area on the east coast. Only 10 mins from the Canadian border the resort is popular with Les Quebecois. Good glade skiing and a well maintained park, complete with rails and box. The hill is very exposed at the summit and snow is literally blown off the mounatin. Good