MikeVicksTOPDOG
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wondering how there park is this year but more importantly wanted to hit up the pumphouse any advice?
Jay peak this weekend
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MikeVicksTOPDOG
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ik that but theres a chance of rain and i did ask about the pumphosue haha
MikeVicksTOPDOG
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every year i go its pretty fun everything is set up nice nothing amazing but fun
ignantchief
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i was there all last week for february vacation. 2 Main parks. 1 consists of 3 stepups (50, 45, 40 ft I would say) and a cannon rail, rainbow and rollercoaster rail. Other park is 3 smaller stepups, a flat down box and a flat down rail and a small rainbow.
MikeVicksTOPDOG
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50 feet?seriously? haha idt theyve ever put anything in there that big
ignantchief
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could be overexaggerating... but its not a bad sized jump! saw some flats and cork 7s thrown
FrenchToastMafia
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word just about to make a thread on j. I'm up here till Tuesday, it's my first time skiing the peak. What do I need to know? What is the pumphouse? lol I'm staying at the Snowline, guna be fucking pissed if we get rain tomorrow
it shouldn't rain at Jay, the Jay Cloud should help you out. They can predict rain, bum you out, but the next thing you know you are skiing knee deep pow pow in the trees at Jay.
Recommendations: Take the tram up and enjoy the face chutes if there is good snow. if there is no new snow, don't bother because they get super scraped off.Otherwise, for some of the sickest tree skiing, head over to state-side and hit the trees that you see on the left as you take the triple lift up. All of those runs on stateside will assure you a good time. I personally like the run "power line" if you like to ski bumps. Otherwise, just cut into the trees even if it isn't necessarily a market glade (stay in bounds though)!.
For parks - parks at Jay kind of suck. the 720 park is located on the state side but it's pretty shitty, the features are really big (including a MASSIVE rainbow rail that I don't think I have ever seen anyone hit). A few weeks ago they had a cool cannon rail/box. I prefer the 360 park on the tram side because you can hit some trees/bumps and cut into the 360 park on the way down because it's right before the lift. Small jumps, medium size rail/boxes.
Jay is the shit.
Recommendations: Take the tram up and enjoy the face chutes if there is good snow. if there is no new snow, don't bother because they get super scraped off.Otherwise, for some of the sickest tree skiing, head over to state-side and hit the trees that you see on the left as you take the triple lift up. All of those runs on stateside will assure you a good time. I personally like the run "power line" if you like to ski bumps. Otherwise, just cut into the trees even if it isn't necessarily a market glade (stay in bounds though)!.
For parks - parks at Jay kind of suck. the 720 park is located on the state side but it's pretty shitty, the features are really big (including a MASSIVE rainbow rail that I don't think I have ever seen anyone hit). A few weeks ago they had a cool cannon rail/box. I prefer the 360 park on the tram side because you can hit some trees/bumps and cut into the 360 park on the way down because it's right before the lift. Small jumps, medium size rail/boxes.
Jay is the shit.
FrenchToastMafia
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word man thanks for the input. I'm trying to rage this weekend cause its prob one of my last weekends on the mountain this season
FrenchToastMafia
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wondering if anyone knows where i can find a hot tub/pool up hear at jpeak. +++k to anyone with any info. Also, what is the pumphouse? I'm here till Tuesday and it rained most of today
FrenchToastMafia
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rained yesterday and today, fuck me right