We aren’t necessarily the type to break our arms patting ourselves on the back, but it felt worth sharing these kind words and good thoughts that highlight, in various ways, what our Jay Peak community already knows – that the unique mix of tangible (like more snow than any other resort in the East and glades for days) and intangible (like a culture defined and refined over the years by our team and guests), is what draws us all back season after season. It only seems fair that our first-timers (or first-time-in-a-long-timers) can take a minute to see what outside folks are saying, how they feel about us, and their opinions on the good, the bad, and every once in a while, the ugly.
As always with an awful lot of what happens out here, caveat emptor.
We like when the media says nice things about us, who doesn’t, but what we really care about is how you feel. To that end, if you have something to say, click through and drop a note to swright@jaypeakresort.com
We booked our first room for the eclipse four years ago: FOX News (Your World with Neil Cavuto)
Hundreds view total solar eclipse from the top of Jay Peak: Abc Local 22 & Local 44
The solar eclipse could deliver a $6 billion economic boom: "The whole community is sold out":CBS Money Watch
Vermont resort sees record turnout for Monday’s solar eclipse: Fox Business
Jay Peak Opens 100% Of Terrain for Solar Eclipse Skiers: Powder Mag
Skiers Glimpse Total Eclipse at Jay Peak Resort, Vermont: Powder Mag
Vermont ski resorts in the path of totality are thrilled: Vermont Public
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"Jay Peak has taken an innovative and collaborative approach to complete two of the largest carbon-reducing projects in Vermont’s history: waste heat utilization and an electric boiler that uses grid connected software to monitor electricity pricing in real time. These transformative projects have significantly lowered Jay Peak’s CO2 emissions, utility costs and propane consumption — the electric boiler installation decreasing propane in the Hotel Jay and Waterpark by 60%. These efforts also come with secondary savings on transportation of fuel up to 1,800 feet on a regular basis and have led to an increase in electricity consumption, helping the resort better utilize Vermont’s sustainable electric grid resources. Jay Peak collaborated with multiple partners within Vermont to complete these projects and hopes to inspire other resorts and businesses to commit to a more sustainable future using their learnings as an example. For the ripple effect these carbon-reduction projects will continue to have, NSAA named Jay Peak Resort a winner for Innovation in Sustainability and a finalist for Climate Change Impact."
