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What a great day up at Jay today! It snowed this week and it shows compare to what they had last weekend (euh... yeah... well... there was NOTHING last weekend!). We got up there and decided to use the chairlift in the morning and try what stateside had to offer... Lots of people on the slopes...

Wow! That was great! I can spot good systems but i'm really bad when it comes to reading radars the way you do... Guess i'm use to watching the weather channel! :lol:

Hi Steve! Just a quick note to tell you that everyone i've talked to doesn't like Jay's new website... I've sent comment to customer service but got no answer... Jay's website is just to corporate. Saint-Sauveur doesn't need to mention and talk about weather... everyone in MTL can tell what's...

Are we in need of an update???? When will we know what will hit us? What's coming up for those of us near Jay Peak and Sutton? 8in of sticky stuff would be nice... 10in would be better... 12in would be dreamy!

well, historically there is a dump between Dec 8th and 15th every year... It's only a matter of time!

I was up in Tremblant today too... But i went mountain biking instead... I hate Tremblant with a passion... Some young jibbers looked at us with our bikes and said with a smile on his face "uh... You guys are going riding?" Well guess what dum-dumb... Trails will be nice then your icy slopes...

Great report! It's too bad their opening... I would have liked another w-e free of crowds! Ah well... Now we need REAL snow in order to access different places that the crowds stay away from... Good job!

I'm still on summer tires... and probably will be until Dec 1st... No need for snow tires right now... You're just wasting expensive rubber!

They need to make a lot of snow to handle a crowd... There was only 1/3 of the hill still white last w-e... Now according to the pic on the website, they should be open on saturday... I hope they won't... I'll hike again to earn my turns as long as there is no decent snow on the ground for me to...

Check out this site: http://www.clubveloepic.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1621 I think it's the PHP engine from this board that doesn't accept the link i wrote... Works on our forum... Enjoy!

There's about 10-12in of hard stuff on top of the mountain. Mid-mountain when we stopped there was about 6-8in... my guess is even that the bottom was all green... After all, it's right next to the St-Laurent river! The top still might be white... but not much skiing and riding to be had! At...

It was raining in Montreal on saturday when Art told me it was snowing east of Quebec city... Sunday morning, 3 nut jobs woke up at 6AM for a 3hour drive to Le Massif: _Arthur _David _Eric All the way there it was raining... 10 minutes before getting there there was almost no snow on the...

Like i said, my GPS died... i normally have the exact number... i just remember Jay Peak saying that the Jet was 1600ft vertical... So we did a lot less then... Something more like in 2200-2600ft? Anyways... doesn't matter: Great riding, great snow! All that really matters! @river: check out...

Well, base area to top of Jet is 1600ft vertical. Then, each "run" is about 2/3 of the climb in terms of vertical feet so 1000 ft/run. We did 3 runs... so 3600ft seemed ok... My GPS died so i had to approximate what we did... Am i totally off?

I posted a complete report on our website: http://www.clubveloepic.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=10592 Here's some of the stuff we had the pleasure of riding:¸ ----------------------------------------------------------------- Well, the snow season started 2 weeks ago... and after last weekend's...

As seen on their website, they posted 6 pics of the snowguns blowing on the Jet and Haynes. The mountain and surrounding areas look pretty white. I'll be there sunday and will bring back some pictures! http://www.jaypeakresort.com/en/jay_pea ... 2006-11-03 :lol:

damn! You guys had the guts to face the gusting winds! I was mountaint biking at Bromont sunday and on top, we could barely stand up... and it was blowing snow like crazy. The mountain was covered with an inch or two of snow... The summit of Bromont is not even the base for Jay Peak... Winds...

Wow! What a report! But now i'm sad and disapointed... Friday i went mountain biking because i thought i'd be able to squeeze some good turns at Jay on Sat. Morning... I woke up in the middle of the night at 3AM and it was raining... No snow at all... so i figured that by sunrise, Jay would...

Alright! I was aiming at a second day of skiing and Jay is the place to go tomorrow... we might get soaked... but "earning" turns two w-e in a row in October is totally worth it! Look on Jay's website, you'll see skiers down the Jet! Great report! :lol:

After a day of hiking in the snow at Mt. Mansfield yesterday (kicking myself for not bringing a board), i had to check out the snow at Sutton. I read report of a solid 8in and up to a foot of snow in some areas. October snow is my favorite snow... so i had to sample that stuff! So after a few...