This once-in-a-lifetime experience comes with some unique planning challenges. We’ve done our best to forecast any pinch points and will continue refining plans as we get closer to the day. While we want everyone to have the best possible experience during The Whiteout, our primary concern is for employee and guest safety. Please read the following details carefully.
This will be the biggest strain on the resort for the day. Only the main Tramside Entrance will be open so we can better monitor access to the resort. Our Parking Attendants will be parking cars as efficiently as possible but once we’re full, we’ll be limiting access to the resort. If you plan to be on-site, it will help us all if you carpool. Overnight camping, in tents, campers, or otherwise, is not permitted anywhere at the resort. Please note: you cannot park on Route 242 once our resort lots are full.
As always, parking at Jay Peak is FREE and first-come, first-served.
We’ve had to adjust our usual operating hours for Monday, April 8th so no one is on the mountain during totality. Knowing there’d be a break in the day, we plan to open early so you can get the most out of your ski/ride day.
All our restaurants, retail shops, and resort activities (including the Pump House Indoor Waterpark) will be open for the day.
