Skiers and riders at Jay Peak in Vermont were thrilled as the resort reported a foot of snow, creating a stunning contrast with the colorful foliage. The mountain officials described the scene as “the foliage doing its best to hang on as winter takes over.” The resort, named the best ski resort in Vermont by Boston.com readers earlier this year, shared photos on social media of snowy trails amid the changing leaves, attracting thousands of likes and hundreds of comments.
This early snowfall comes after the resort saw its first snowflakes of the season on September 8th. Typically, Jay Peak doesn’t open for skiing until the Friday after Thanksgiving as a long-standing tradition. The excitement among skiers and riders was palpable, with many expressing their awe at the rare combination of snow and foliage.
The mountain’s Green Mountain Flyer Quad chairlift, known as “The Freezer,” was previously named the coldest chairlift in the region by Boston.com readers. With the snowfall and changing colors, Jay Peak is gearing up for a promising winter season. For those looking to explore the beauty of New England, Jay Peak offers a unique experience blending the seasons of fall and winter. With the recent snowfall, the resort is setting the stage for an exciting winter filled with skiing, snowboarding, and scenic views.
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