Jay Peak Vermont USA

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Jaypeak 雪道简介

Expert, Advanced:                  
Experts who have never been here may very well quake in their boots when they see what Jay considers single-diamond terrain. The Face, The Saddle and Tuckermans  Chutes are rock-and-tree-stub strewn, forcing you to pick  your way over some gnarly stuff to get to the goods. All this in full view of the folks riding up the Tram. However,  the real challenge is in the woods. Warm up in Hell'sWoods,  Buckaroo Bonzai, Everglade and Beaver Pond Glade, then head  to Timbuktu and Valhalla. Locals groaned loudly when Jay officially   opened Beyond Beaver Pond Glade because it was just about  the only piece of "unofficial woods" left on the mountain, but it remains pretty much untouched since you have to hike a bit to get there. Kitzbuehl is a tight bumped run that'll leave you huffing and puffing. River Quai and Green Beret (when it's open) are both truly hairy trails. The monster moguls  and double fall line on Powerline will give you a run for  your money.Advanced skiers ready to push themselves will want to take a glade  technique lesson and head into the woods. You can always try out the "kiddie" glades--Kokomo, Moon Walk and Bushwacker. Jay also has vast amounts (by Eastern standards) of backcountry terrain. But don't venture here alone or without a guide who knows the area well.

Intermediate:                                     
Jay is a great place for intermediates who are comfortable with their ability and are seeking a challenge. Most intermediate trails here would be rated for advanced skiers elsewhere. To test your ability in the trees, slip into Kokomo, Moon Walk or Bushwacker. Warm up on Ullr's Dream (slip into the trees of Kokomo if you want to avoid  the long flat at the end) or Northway to Angel's Wiggle. To  take in the amazing 360-degree views from the top to Mt. Mansfield,  Quebec's Eastern Townships, Lake Champlain, Mt. Washington  and Montreal, ride up the tram and head down Vermonter. Goat Run is another fun trail, but the top gets icy and moguled  on heavy-traffic days.Most advanced-intermediates will enjoy the groomed black-diamond trails off the Jet Triple Chair, once you make it past the somewhat-steep top sections. A favorite is Derick Hot Shot, a narrow winding trail that gets moderate bumps on high-traffic days. If you're looking  to make sweeping arcs, head to wide-open Jet and Haynes. If you get to the top of the Jet and decide the terrain looks too steep, take Montrealer  to Angel's Wiggle, then take the Wiggle all the way down or  choose from some wonderful intermediate terrain like Lower Milk Run, Paradise Meadows and Hell's Crossing.

Beginner,   First-timer:                   
All   of the beginner terrain is at the bottom of the mountain.  A quad chair replaced the Metro T-bar, completely transforming  the beginner experience. All the beginner trails are now connected, making it easier to move around the mountain. A  fabulous beginner run that doesn’t get much traffic is  Deer Run, a short traverse across the mountain to the right as you get off the lift. It’s also fun to cut over to Queen’s Highway. Bushwacker  and Moon Walk Woods are great easy glades, with  Moon Walk being open enough to groom. Or try Racoon Run,  which accesses the newer condos and has its own chair. Higher-level skiers and riders use some of the beginner trails to reach  the Tram and Green Mountain Flyer, so keep an eye out for them.If you’re adventurous and want to try the intermediate There is a dedicated learning center with a moving carpet at the base of Tramside, giving first-timers their very own piece of the mountain.