Day 136:

Sun shining and grills sizzling; some folks have even managed to log a bike ride or two. Perfect time for a late-season snowstorm, right? This is called the 'Snow Report' after all. 

Daytime rain showers should give way to snow late with flakes sticking with us throughout tomorrow. The snow looks to be wet n' heavy, with totals stacking up more at mid-to-upper mountain elevations. Call it half a foot or more by EOD Friday. Looking at the weekend, we expect to remain connected meaning you'll still be able to ski/ride between Tramside and Stateside

As for trails & lifts, we're holding (for now) at 15 serviced by four. The Jet, Taxi, Metro, and Flyer are currently spinning. All lifts close at 4:00p.

Uphill Travel: Open-ish.  A friendly reminder to limit your travels to operating hours-only, and to stick to our designated uphill routes, which are up to the Jet via Montrealer and up Ullr's with some hiking involved. HEADS UP: We’ve been grooming the Jet with the winch cat each morning. Groomers and uphill travelers don’t play well together. 

Good for you: We’re 136 days into a season where Vermont has required you to both bring and wear a facemask covering both your mouth & nose while in and around our base areas, and while in the lift load/unload areas. But we’re not done just yet. Sure, you may have received your "jab," but you still have to wear a mask. There's only 11 days left in the season-you’re doing great.  

There will be mud: We've reached the point in our season where operational changes are frequent and unplanned, but we're still planning to spin the lifts through April 25th. Be sure to stay tuned here for all on-mountain updates, and to jaypeakresort.com/hours for the most up-to-date rundown of our open amenities. 

In case you're getting ready to visit us for the first time of the snow season, here are some must-know hints.

Rentals & Season Passes: Available on TRAMSIDE ONLY this season. 

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