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We're opening early this Saturday 11/23 for all Teammates, Season Passholders, and anyone who's purchased an M4-Pack.
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Mission Affordable 4-Pack
Save & share with our fully transferable 4-pack of lift tickets from just $279 when you purchase by December 2nd.
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Uphill Travel Pass & Policy

Earn your turns

For those looking for the route (even) less traveled and who relish the challenge of accessing our terrain sans lift assistance, here are the details on our 2023+24 Uphill Travel Pass and Policy.

Uphill Travel Skier

UPHILL TRAVEL PASS

Jay Peak Resort allows skinning, snowshoeing, and hiking during operating hours on designated Uphill Travel Routes on open terrain.

COST

  • $50 for Uphill Travel Pass for the 2023+24 season.
  • Uphill Travel Passes are free for current Jay Peak Season Passholders but you must still stop in at Customer Service on Tramside to collect your identifying armband and sign an acknowledgement of risk agreement. 

Purchase your pass ONLINE

Then, stop in at Customer Service on Tramside to collect your Uphill Travel Pass and identifying armband (which must be worn when travelling uphill) and sign an acknowledgement of risk agreement.

Uphill Travel Passes are non-transferable. 

Waivers

All uphill guests and season passholders must sign these waivers to access the designated routes up the mountain.

Guidelines

  • Late fall/ early winter pre-season and post-season travel to access ski trails are not recommended due to unmarked and unmitigated hazards, snowmaking, and grooming activities. There are no rescue services available at these times.
  • Jay Peak Resort does not recommend the use of our trails during non-operational hours due to the use of a winch and other snow grooming, snowmaking, snowmobile traffic, and other pre-operational activities. Winch cat operation happens daily and poses the threat of serious injury or death to persons who come into contact with the cable.  The cable may not always be visible and can be buried in the snow and hard to detect, and the groomer can be up to 3000 feet away. Winch cat grooming is done everywhere on the mountain at one time or another except on the designated Uphill Travel Routes. There are no rescue services available during non-operational hours.
  • Uphill Travel is recommended during operational hours (because again, there are no rescue services available during non-operational hours) and only on Uphill Travel Routes opened by Ski Patrol.
  • The Uphill routes are marked on the Trail Map. Before heading out check the Trail Report to see which routes are open.
  • Uphill Travelers must only access ski terrain opened by the Ski Patrol.
  • Participants should travel on the downhill side of the route and be visible to skiers above.
  • Participants are recommended to use good quality snowshoes or touring skis/ split boards with metal edges and brakes or restraint straps.
  • For the animal’s safety, dogs are not allowed on the ski trails.
  • Please use proper wilderness etiquette. Remove all waste and leave only tracks.

Guest Services

TRAMSIDE GUEST SERVICES

Mon + Tue (11/18 - 11/19)9a-3p
Wed (11/20)Closed
Thu - Sun (11/21 - 11/24)9a-3p
Mon (11/25)Closed
Tue + Wed (11/26 - 11/27)9a-3p
Thu (11/28)Closed
Open daily starting 11/298a-4p

(802) 327-2321

STATESIDE TICKETBOOTH

OPENING SOON FOR THE 24+25 WINTER SEASON

 

(802) 988-2742

Winter Lift Operations

Opening Day November 29, 2024.

Snow Report HERE | Snow Phone (802) 988-9601

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