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I am NOT a troll. I just want to know what it will be like, for my first time in Vermont. I post ALOT on PASR, just like Doug. Hes the biggest post whore. I came here to get some tips/hints/ideas of trails at Jay Peak, but when I found out they only have 10 or 11 trails open, I wanted to...

So they will have alot of new trails open when I get there???

What trails do they have open right now? Any long trails? What percentage do they have snowmaking? Do they have snow making capabilities 100% on all trails? Or just a few. Thats what I would like to know. EDIT: This GFS model is bringing me hope for some good ole' natural snow to Jay...

I just want a simple answer, will there be more trails open by the 20th? I want a number in that answer. Thank you EDIT: Which trails are open as of now? I can't seem to find it on the website.

But I don't want to be upset. Is that long trail number 64 open? Or will it be open? I want to ski VERY LONG TRAILS! If I'm not satisfied, then I am going to Killington. I don't care if its 3 hours away, I will go there since there are 42 trails open.

I wish I could change the dates, but I can't because our friends rented out a pretty good sized lodge for 50 people. I will get a link/name of the lodge. EDIT: I just want to ski MORE than 8 trails. All I want to really know is how many trails will there be open between the 20th-25th...

So is it worth it for me to even go for the trip? Will the be more trails open by the 20th, because I don't get there till midnight on the 19th. I would really like to have a GOOD experience for the first time up there, and, I would like you to HONESTLY tell me the truth, is it worth it...

Well, I am new, and live around the Philadelphia area in PA. I never been to Vermont, and hopefully it will be good. But according to their website they only have 7 trails open. Thats less then at Blue Mt. in Allentown. I am VERY worried and concerned about the conditions and lack of snow...