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Jay Peak Resort in Vermont has just crossed a massive seasonal benchmark, hitting 406 inches of snowfall after picking up 10 more inches over the last 48 hours. That’s a huge total for any mountain in the East—and it currently puts Jay ahead of Utah’s snow-heavy Alta Ski Area, which is sitting at 402 inches for the same date.
This kind of snowfall is rare in Vermont and may be approaching record-breaking levels for the resort. While exact historical comparisons vary, surpassing 400 inches in a season is exceptional anywhere east of the Rockies. Jay has built a reputation for scoring big snow totals thanks to its location near the Canadian border and frequent upslope storms. Still, topping western resorts like Alta is a big deal and not something that happens often.
If you’re thinking of squeezing in a few more turns before the lifts stop spinning in April, now’s a good time to go. Jay Peak is offering several discounts for the remainder of its season, which can be found on its website.
Big deals and discounts still abound so you can keep the good times rolling. Take advantage of 45% off midweek lessons March 10–14. Snag those tickets online to save time and money, and show your valid proof of Vermont or Canadian residency to save even more. If you can sneak away after the weekend (and you should, tell your boss we said so), reserve your midweek Ski & Ride Vacation starting at just $245/night for a family of four. Warmer weather making you think sandals instead of skis? Indoor Waterpark vacations begin at just $199/night. Take the cheater glasses off—you did read that correctly. Applicable to Sun–Thurs stays March 16–May 3. – Jay Peak Resort
Enjoy the historically snowy season at Jay Peak while it lasts. With more storms in the forecast and lift-served skiing wrapping up in April, there’s still time to squeeze in a few more laps, take advantage of late-season deals, and make the most of one of the snowiest winters the East has seen in years.
