Lessons
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED FOR ALL SKI & RIDE SCHOOL PROGRAMS
From total first-timers to seasoned vets, Jay Peak’s Ski & Ride School will help you have the best days on snow. Jay is known for its phenomenal terrain; beautiful open glades, world-class tight trees and chutes all blanketed in more snow than anywhere else on the East Coast. But it doesn’t stop there. Our specialized beginner areas, freestyle terrain parks, cruising blue runs, steep trails and glade system with beginner tree runs are sure to keep you busy.
Private Lessons
All Ages
Vennedag
Friends Ski/Ride Day
First Tram Tracks
Ages 18+ (13-17 with an Adult)
VERMONTERS SAVE ON PRIVATE LESSONS
Vermonters will save 50% on private lessons throughout the winter valid anytime except Saturdays, Christmas Week (December 26, 2020 - January 2nd, 2021), and Presidents' Week (February 13th - 20th, 2021).
PURCHASE NOW
ONLINE | (800) 451-4449
Promo Code: 802SRS
Must present valid proof of current Vermont residency (license, etc.) at check in for Vermonter rates.

WHAT LEVEL AM I AT JAY PEAK?
Skiing and riding is about having fun – and being safe while doing it. This guide will help you understand your skiing/snowboarding ability and what level to sign up for. Keep in mind that these are general guidelines to help us plan for what’s coming to the program. There is also an evaluation period on snow to help tighten up the group divisions.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
LIFT PASS
A lift ticket is required to access any Jay Peak terrain, including our 300ft moving carpet, even in a lesson. Don't have a Ski & Stay lodging package? You can purchase at check-in.
EQUIPMENT
We have Burton, Elan and Rossignol equipment specifically designed to make the experience easy and fun for beginners and beyond. Children (ages 4-12) enrolled in our kids program can be outfitted with gear when dropped off for their lesson at a discounted price of just $30/day. Beginners ages 13+ may be interested in our Beginner Packages and anyone else can grab gear from the main Rental Shop on Stateside base.
CLOTHING
Dress in layers so you will be prepared for changing weather conditions. Jay Peak is known for it’s snow, cold temps and wind, so bring a backpack or bag if you’re bringing extra clothes for your child. Labeling everything with the child’s name is always a great idea as well.
WAIVERS
Before taking a lesson, please prep for your visit by completing our waiver form (must open with Google Chrome).
Base Layers
- Long underwear, preferably polypropylene, polyester or wool/polyester blend
- Ski/snowboard socks that are made of wool or polyester
MID LAYERS
- A turtleneck or long sleeve shirt
- A sweater or fleece vest/jacket
- Thin puffy vest/jacket (down)
OUTER LAYERS
- Ski or snowboard jacket and pants that are waterproof, warm and comfortable
- Gloves or mittens
- A hat that covers your ears
- Goggles and helmet are a must