Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort
Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort
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Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort is the premier four season resort in Berkshire County, MA. A resort where ease of the guest experience is paramount, Jiminy Peak has a thoughtfully designed village center with all of its amenities conveniently located on the way to the lifts and a trail system where all trails funnel back to the base area. In addition, three lodges, two restaurants on property, and separate facilities for both its children’s and first-timer programs (each complete with their own rental shops) help guests make the most of their experience. In the winter, Jiminy Peak offers skiing and snowboarding on 45 trails accessed by 9 lifts, with 96% snowmaking coverage. With 21 lit trails, Jiminy Peak offers night skiing and snowboarding until 10pm. Jiminy Peak offers 4 and 8 hour passes that begin at the time of purchase in order to accommodate skiers arriving throughout the day.Summertime means Mountain Adventure at Jiminy Peak. Climb through the levels of Jiminy’s Aerial Adventure Park, a harnessed, self-guided experience that brings participants up into the canopy for an exhilarating physical and mental challenge as they navigate elements such as ziplines, tight ropes, suspended bridges and many others. Or for a completely different set of thrills, head to Mountain Adventure Park to weave through trees on the Alpine Slide, traverse the mountainside on the Mountain Coaster, reach for the sky on the Giant Swing or experience one of the many other attractions featured in the park. Also offered in the summer are hiking, lift-access downhill mountain biking, great dining options and retail locations.During the spring summer and fall months Jiminy Peak becomes a full conference resort using its multitude of spaces to host weddings, business conferences and corporate outings of all sizes, and has an on-site staff of experienced conference sales managers to help plan your perfect event.
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- maryanneB830Westport, Connecticut42 contributionsGreat 3 daysThis was my third time skiing at Jiminy Peak and my second time staying overnight at the country inn. I use their online service to order tickets in advance. It’s a great deal because you can get two full days of skiing in and with night skiing it makes it really worth it. We went the last three days of Presidents week. It wasn’t too crowded, because I don’t think everyone still does that vacation week. Friday was the most crowded day. The country inn is great because it is very conveniently located. The rooms, one bedroom with a pull out couch, are a little bit tight. But it gets the job done. What I like about it is they have coffee and hot chocolate in the morning and in the late afternoon. My boys love swimming in the pool and hot tub outside. And it is located right next to the mountain coaster. The country inn also has ski lockers which is very helpful. There is a restaurant on the third floor of the end called John Harvard’s. I wouldn’t order from the kid meals. Just fork over the extra five bucks and get the kids a real hamburger! The mountain is a very family friendly with a variety of blue and green trails. They even have trails that are marked blue/green if you’re looking for a little bit more of a challenge. With skiing you always have to deal with mother nature, but I think they do a good job of getting out there and grooming so it’s a nice run for everybody. All of the lift operators are very friendly. The food at the mountain lodges is really good. They make the soup fresh every day. We eat lunch and dinner there. I definitely recommend it for family friendly mountainVisited February 2020Traveled with familyWritten February 22, 2020
- meltravelerBoston, Massachusetts56 contributionsGreat family weekend in the BerkshiresWe are from the Boston area and decided to head to the Berkshires instead of our usual trips to Maine. The resort is nice. The adventure park was a big hit (FYI, if you are not going on rides, you do not need to purchase a ticket, the whole area is open). We bought/reserved our tickets in advance. The park/resort was busy, but definitely not crowded. Everyone was wearing mask and socially distancing responsibly. The pool has a sign/out to keep track of guest. I do have to agree with other reviews that the hotel hotels did have a funky smell and overall the resort needed a little more cleaning. Finding crumbs on carpets and hairs on sheets and in the bath, just doesn't make you feel comfortable. I think a good pep talk with cleaning staff is needed. Overall staff was very friendly and helpful, especially the front desk staff. The gentleman who checked me in was smiling with his eyes when he greeted me. We didn't eat at the onsite restaurant, the country store has basic stuff but you would not want to get more than a snack there. Powder Hounds is right at the entrance of the resort and the food us Awesome! In Lanesboro there is mini golf and Krispy Cone ice cream (really cute play area too). Bob's country kitchen was a very yummy breakfast. We drove through other Berkshires town on the way home, cute but not too mucj to see or do. Thank you covid for a nice weekend exploring a new part of MA.Visited August 2020Traveled with familyWritten August 18, 2020
- LoJo466Bayville, New Jersey372 contributionsChristmas VacationThis is the second year visiting the mountain and we are very satisfied with Jiminy. The cost of lifts,rentals and lessons are all affordable. So far, the service has been good. With an exception with Kristina Ferracane. She was awesome! I didn’t have any issues with the GET ski program but I had to ask a question. It was a good experience and everyone was as helpful as they can be. Some more than others but I gave it a shot. The trainers were on a mission to get everyone on two skies. I needed more time and didn’t want to push myself and get injured. I had the rest of our vacation to enjoy. Anyway, Kristina was so friendly and her customer service was exceptional. She took the time to listen and really hear what I had to say. Among her multitasking of training other employees, answering calls and assisting guest coming and going, she took the time to walk me to the other building and explained the program and how things work. She had me reiterate to other employees what was going on as I was a learning experience for them and I was happy to help. The service with Kristina was what you would want from everyone in the Industry but don’t always get. She was pleasant, understanding and she really took care of me. In my eyes she went above and beyond my expectations. Kurt, the manager of the GET program was helpful. He listened to what I had to say and he did what he needed to do. Thank for your time and your follow up Kurt. You run a smooth operation, like a fined oiled machine. Kristina is a gem, the true star on this mountain. She deserves all the recognition with my experience and I look forward in seeing her again. We will be coming back and I will stop in to say hello. Thank you very much Kristina, a job well done.Visited December 2019Traveled with familyWritten January 5, 2020
- Allen M1 contributionNot a safe place to beI wanted to comment on my experience at the Mountain Park today. We came wearing masks and having read the “rules and guidelines” on safety at the park. We were distressed and had to leave the park after a short time because guests were not wearing masks and staff were not asking them to wear them. This was mostly at the Mountain base but also as guests stood in line to ride the chairlift and the coaster and alpine slide rides. Although some staff clearly were trying to intervene and ask guests to socially distance and wear masks, other staff was not wearing masks or were wearing bandanas or gaters which have been shown to actually be worse than not wearing a mask. We tried to social distance but this wasn’t possible the way they had it set up and enforced. They didn’t clean our chairlift chair or our slide cars after we used them either. We left and were kindly refunded our entry fee but not until we already experienced and were around this unhealthy and dangerous environment, as well as having drove for hours to experience the park only to have our family feel stressed, anxious and sad about the experience. As a health professional, I think they should seriously reconsider whether they are capable of operating safely in the current environment.Visited August 2020Traveled with familyWritten August 26, 2020
- Jeffrey DTroy, New York64 contributionsGood rides hampered by ridiculous linesWe visited the Mountain Adventure park on an August afternoon, with a 4-hour timed ticket starting at 1 PM. What a mistake... there was a large group there that made the lines ridiculous. Don't get me wrong - the rides themselves CAN be fun. The Alpine Slide is fun, and the mountain coaster is exceptional if you go full throttle. The problem is when you get stuck behind a timid rider. It is no fun to wait for an hour and then crawl down the track behind a grandma or a dad with a child that clearly shouldn't be on the ride. This particular group had several line jumpers, and there was simply insufficient staff to enforce the rules. Fortunately, on our last rides, we got full-blast runs on the mountain coaster and the alpine slide. We only managed five total rides in 4 hours, not enough to make a $44 ticket feel worthwhile. But at least we ended the day on a positive note. There are not enough other things to do to disperse a large crowd. The "Soaring Eagle" ride is, frankly, dumb. All it does is winch you up a cable and then lower you back down to the loading platform. The swing is nothing special either, and both are very slow to load, so they can't handle many people. If you are lucky enough to go on a day with no crowd, the slide and mountain coaster would be great fun. But when lines are an hour for each, that's not so good.Visited August 2022Written August 25, 2022
- latertaterMassachusetts3 contributionsHad a great mini-break hereWe have gone to Jiminy Peak for over 25 years, usually staying at the Country Village or Wyndam Bentley Brook with RCI timeshares. This summer my spouse and I decided we needed some time in the Berkshires / Taconic range to hike in a cool green place. We stayed for three nights, attracted by the stay two nights, get one Thursday or Sunday night free, at the Country Inn. While the hallways were a little battered we really liked our room and it seemed as if they had a recent renovation. The staff was friendly and welcoming. The bed was enormous and comfortable, with a Tempurpedic mattress. There was a kitchenette with burners, a coffee maker, a fridge, and a new dishwasher. Phillips flat screen TVs. While staying here we liked hitting some trails, playing at the tennis courts on the property, going to Tanglewood, and hitting golf balls at the driving range in Stephentown, NY a few miles down the road. There is a Country Store that has coffee and other amenities like the Sunday newspaper. We look forward to our next visit!Visited July 2021Written August 3, 2021
- dreascolNew York City, New York7 contributionsGreat ExperienceWe didn't stay at the resort, but skied here for two days. We are green/blue skiers and there were quite a few trails to keep us busy. The conditions were great and they were making snow throughout the days as well. The trails were very wide which we liked and although it seemed like a a lot of people in the lift lines, there was space on the mountain and we never felt uncomfortable or crowded. There were a few different options to eat and there were ample tables, benches and chairs set up outside as well as an outside "bag check". The indoor lodge was open as well, but even though the tables were spaced appropriately, it seemed like a Covid super spreader event. That being said, everyone outside had their masks on and there were workers reminding people to put their masks on. We will totally be going back here despite the 2 hour 45 minute drive from NYC.Visited December 2020Written December 31, 2020
- SioFamTrvlsWest Point, New York31 contributionsHorrible customer serviceTerrible customer service, extremely frustrating experience! Drove 2.5 hours to get here to ski. Had reserved rentals in advance due to the holiday weekend. We waited in line an extremely long time only to be told there were no rentals left in our sizes. We told them we had prepaid and reserved our sizes. The employees gave us a dirty look and said “well we don’t have any” and waves us away. That was that. No one apologized, no one offered any alternatives. We were left to fend for ourselves. I trekked back to guest services to ask for a refund for the rental we had paid for and was told “I can’t do that, the accounting dept does that.” I still don’t know if we will get our money back. No one could answer our questions and everyone who we talked to about it acted like we were bothering them. I had to lose precious time on the slopes with my family driving to another town to try to get rentals for those in my party that Jiminy couldn’t accommodate. The worst part about it all was how little remorse any of the employees showed. Extremely disappointed.Visited February 2020Traveled with familyWritten February 16, 2020
- Olga BNew York City, New York2 contributionsAvoid this place at all posibleDo not pre purchase tickets. It is a scam. I bought the three Lyft pack in October last year, I was only able to use one ticket for a couple of hours. Then my child got sick while attending the kids rule school in early morning. I asked for partial credit on the three pack and the ticket manager was extremely mean and was not accommodating at all. She instead called her subordinates and reminded them to not do refunds at any time. Management is really rude.PLEASE, Go to another resort instead! There are nicer people somewhere else. Trust me. This is very y unfortunate that I am having to write this.Visited February 2020Traveled with familyWritten February 13, 2020
- hdogiakisMelville, New York195 contributionsGreat atmosphere/location - disappointing accommodationsI would love to give this hotel a higher rating because of the great location and atmosphere however the fact remains that the rooms are dated and not everything is in working order. The room was very clean upon arrival and we were greeted warmly by the staff (except one younger woman who had an attitude each time I spoke with her). The pull out couch wasn’t made - and we arrived pretty late. This was a little annoying but what can you do. The bed wasn’t the most comfortable and the sheets had a blood stain on them that I didn’t notice till we left. The bathroom tub shower dial was broken and hung off the wall. Some of the lamps didn’t work and the heating system wasn’t the best. The first night we froze and the second night was better. You could hear people in the hallways but it wasn’t terrible. The pool and indoor hot tub were just ok. We were given lockers for use for our skis, which was great. Although I was disappointed that one front desk member told us we could use the locker till 2 when I called in the morning but the not so pleasant lady told us no when we checked out. The kitchen was great but our dishwasher was broken - thankfully my husband was able to repair it. All in all, we had a great weekend. For the price we paid. I did expect a little bit better quality. I don’t think we will return to the Country Inn but will return to the mountain again.Visited February 2020Traveled with familyWritten February 4, 2020
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Allen M
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Aug 2020 • Family
I wanted to comment on my experience at the Mountain Park today. We came wearing masks and having read the “rules and guidelines” on safety at the park. We were distressed and had to leave the park after a short time because guests were not wearing masks and staff were not asking them to wear them. This was mostly at the
Mountain base but also as guests stood in line to ride the chairlift and the coaster and alpine slide rides. Although some staff clearly were trying to intervene and ask guests to socially distance and wear masks, other staff was not wearing masks or were wearing bandanas or gaters which have been shown to actually be worse than not wearing a mask.
We tried to social distance but this wasn’t possible the way they had it set up and enforced. They didn’t clean our chairlift chair or our slide cars after we used them either.
We left and were kindly refunded our entry fee but not until we already experienced and were around this unhealthy and dangerous environment, as well as having drove for hours to experience the park only to have our family feel stressed, anxious and sad about the experience.
As a health professional, I think they should seriously reconsider whether they are capable of operating safely in the current environment.
Mountain base but also as guests stood in line to ride the chairlift and the coaster and alpine slide rides. Although some staff clearly were trying to intervene and ask guests to socially distance and wear masks, other staff was not wearing masks or were wearing bandanas or gaters which have been shown to actually be worse than not wearing a mask.
We tried to social distance but this wasn’t possible the way they had it set up and enforced. They didn’t clean our chairlift chair or our slide cars after we used them either.
We left and were kindly refunded our entry fee but not until we already experienced and were around this unhealthy and dangerous environment, as well as having drove for hours to experience the park only to have our family feel stressed, anxious and sad about the experience.
As a health professional, I think they should seriously reconsider whether they are capable of operating safely in the current environment.
Written August 27, 2020
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Jeffrey D
Troy, NY64 contributions
Aug 2022
We visited the Mountain Adventure park on an August afternoon, with a 4-hour timed ticket starting at 1 PM. What a mistake... there was a large group there that made the lines ridiculous. Don't get me wrong - the rides themselves CAN be fun. The Alpine Slide is fun, and the mountain coaster is exceptional if you go full throttle. The problem is when you get stuck behind a timid rider. It is no fun to wait for an hour and then crawl down the track behind a grandma or a dad with a child that clearly shouldn't be on the ride. This particular group had several line jumpers, and there was simply insufficient staff to enforce the rules.
Fortunately, on our last rides, we got full-blast runs on the mountain coaster and the alpine slide. We only managed five total rides in 4 hours, not enough to make a $44 ticket feel worthwhile. But at least we ended the day on a positive note.
There are not enough other things to do to disperse a large crowd. The "Soaring Eagle" ride is, frankly, dumb. All it does is winch you up a cable and then lower you back down to the loading platform. The swing is nothing special either, and both are very slow to load, so they can't handle many people.
If you are lucky enough to go on a day with no crowd, the slide and mountain coaster would be great fun. But when lines are an hour for each, that's not so good.
Fortunately, on our last rides, we got full-blast runs on the mountain coaster and the alpine slide. We only managed five total rides in 4 hours, not enough to make a $44 ticket feel worthwhile. But at least we ended the day on a positive note.
There are not enough other things to do to disperse a large crowd. The "Soaring Eagle" ride is, frankly, dumb. All it does is winch you up a cable and then lower you back down to the loading platform. The swing is nothing special either, and both are very slow to load, so they can't handle many people.
If you are lucky enough to go on a day with no crowd, the slide and mountain coaster would be great fun. But when lines are an hour for each, that's not so good.
Written August 25, 2022
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latertater
Massachusetts3 contributions
Jul 2021
We have gone to Jiminy Peak for over 25 years, usually staying at the Country Village or Wyndam Bentley Brook with RCI timeshares. This summer my spouse and I decided we needed some time in the Berkshires / Taconic range to hike in a cool green place. We stayed for three nights, attracted by the stay two nights, get one Thursday or Sunday night free, at the Country Inn. While the hallways were a little battered we really liked our room and it seemed as if they had a recent renovation. The staff was friendly and welcoming. The bed was enormous and comfortable, with a Tempurpedic mattress. There was a kitchenette with burners, a coffee maker, a fridge, and a new dishwasher. Phillips flat screen TVs. While staying here we liked hitting some trails, playing at the tennis courts on the property, going to Tanglewood, and hitting golf balls at the driving range in Stephentown, NY a few miles down the road. There is a Country Store that has coffee and other amenities like the Sunday newspaper. We look forward to our next visit!
Written August 3, 2021
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dreascol
New York City, NY7 contributions
Dec 2020
We didn't stay at the resort, but skied here for two days. We are green/blue skiers and there were quite a few trails to keep us busy. The conditions were great and they were making snow throughout the days as well. The trails were very wide which we liked and although it seemed like a a lot of people in the lift lines, there was space on the mountain and we never felt uncomfortable or crowded.
There were a few different options to eat and there were ample tables, benches and chairs set up outside as well as an outside "bag check". The indoor lodge was open as well, but even though the tables were spaced appropriately, it seemed like a Covid super spreader event. That being said, everyone outside had their masks on and there were workers reminding people to put their masks on.
We will totally be going back here despite the 2 hour 45 minute drive from NYC.
There were a few different options to eat and there were ample tables, benches and chairs set up outside as well as an outside "bag check". The indoor lodge was open as well, but even though the tables were spaced appropriately, it seemed like a Covid super spreader event. That being said, everyone outside had their masks on and there were workers reminding people to put their masks on.
We will totally be going back here despite the 2 hour 45 minute drive from NYC.
Written December 31, 2020
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SioFamTrvls
West Point, NY31 contributions
Feb 2020 • Family
Terrible customer service, extremely frustrating experience! Drove 2.5 hours to get here to ski. Had reserved rentals in advance due to the holiday weekend. We waited in line an extremely long time only to be told there were no rentals left in our sizes. We told them we had prepaid and reserved our sizes. The employees gave us a dirty look and said “well we don’t have any” and waves us away. That was that. No one apologized, no one offered any alternatives. We were left to fend for ourselves. I trekked back to guest services to ask for a refund for the rental we had paid for and was told “I can’t do that, the accounting dept does that.” I still don’t know if we will get our money back. No one could answer our questions and everyone who we talked to about it acted like we were bothering them. I had to lose precious time on the slopes with my family driving to another town to try to get rentals for those in my party that Jiminy couldn’t accommodate. The worst part about it all was how little remorse any of the employees showed. Extremely disappointed.
Written February 16, 2020
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Olga B
New York City, NY2 contributions
Feb 2020 • Family
Do not pre purchase tickets. It is a scam. I bought the three Lyft pack in October last year, I was only able to use one ticket for a couple of hours. Then my child got sick while attending the kids rule school in early morning. I asked for partial credit on the three pack and the ticket manager was extremely mean and was not accommodating at all. She instead called her subordinates and reminded them to not do refunds at any time. Management is really rude.PLEASE, Go to another resort instead! There are nicer people somewhere else. Trust me. This is very y unfortunate that I am having to write this.
Written February 13, 2020
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hdogiakis
Melville, NY195 contributions
Feb 2020 • Family
I would love to give this hotel a higher rating because of the great location and atmosphere however the fact remains that the rooms are dated and not everything is in working order.
The room was very clean upon arrival and we were greeted warmly by the staff (except one younger woman who had an attitude each time I spoke with her).
The pull out couch wasn’t made - and we arrived pretty late. This was a little annoying but what can you do. The bed wasn’t the most comfortable and the sheets had a blood stain on them that I didn’t notice till we left. The bathroom tub shower dial was broken and hung off the wall. Some of the lamps didn’t work and the heating system wasn’t the best. The first night we froze and the second night was better.
You could hear people in the hallways but it wasn’t terrible. The pool and indoor hot tub were just ok.
We were given lockers for use for our skis, which was great. Although I was disappointed that one front desk member told us we could use the locker till 2 when I called in the morning but the not so pleasant lady told us no when we checked out.
The kitchen was great but our dishwasher was broken - thankfully my husband was able to repair it.
All in all, we had a great weekend. For the price we paid. I did expect a little bit better quality. I don’t think we will return to the Country Inn but will return to the mountain again.
The room was very clean upon arrival and we were greeted warmly by the staff (except one younger woman who had an attitude each time I spoke with her).
The pull out couch wasn’t made - and we arrived pretty late. This was a little annoying but what can you do. The bed wasn’t the most comfortable and the sheets had a blood stain on them that I didn’t notice till we left. The bathroom tub shower dial was broken and hung off the wall. Some of the lamps didn’t work and the heating system wasn’t the best. The first night we froze and the second night was better.
You could hear people in the hallways but it wasn’t terrible. The pool and indoor hot tub were just ok.
We were given lockers for use for our skis, which was great. Although I was disappointed that one front desk member told us we could use the locker till 2 when I called in the morning but the not so pleasant lady told us no when we checked out.
The kitchen was great but our dishwasher was broken - thankfully my husband was able to repair it.
All in all, we had a great weekend. For the price we paid. I did expect a little bit better quality. I don’t think we will return to the Country Inn but will return to the mountain again.
Written February 4, 2020
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leah l
Monsey, United States8 contributions
Aug 2022
BUYER BEWARE, We booked tickets for the Aerial park and my eleven year old daughter got overwhelmed after 15 minutes, so she came down. When she wanted to try it again all the workers were too lazy and could not be bothered to re-harness her. A park is supposed to be a happy place for kids to have a good time, and not even one of the employees could find room in their heart to be nice to a young kid. We paid for a 2 hour slot and got 15 minutes. So, just know there are no good Samaritans among the employees at the Aerial park .Warn your kids!
Written August 24, 2022
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336timc
Dracut, MA77 contributions
Dec 2020 • Family
We enjoyed a ski n stay at Jiminy. The room was not cleaned good enough. The beds were clean but dishes were dirty. The room is definitely “tired” with loose and broken tiles, and the walls banged up. So strange that the thermostat was in the living area but the heat source was in the bedroom so if you were sleeping you cooked and if you were watching TV you froze. The TV looked like someone spat on it and it was not cleaned. They boasted that the pool was open but the water was freezing.
The skiing was better than expected after a rain storm.
The staff was doing their best to enforce covid restrictions but they could all, in the lodge and on the mountain, use some hospitality training. Decent manners were hard to come by.
The skiing was better than expected after a rain storm.
The staff was doing their best to enforce covid restrictions but they could all, in the lodge and on the mountain, use some hospitality training. Decent manners were hard to come by.
Written December 27, 2020
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Ingrid
2 contributions
Feb 2021
We just checked in and it is day 1 of 5. Skiing has been amazing....staff has been great and very nice. Room was clean and looks exactly as pictured we are staying at the Country Inn. The room was better than I expected. The floors are not all on the same level you have three - four stairs that connected the buildings, So if you have smalls kids make sure get a room that is easy to bring up your stuff. They do have lockers for your gear that is included with the room no hauling skis up and down. I have a mountainside view and it so nice watching the skier go down. The food at John Harvard was good it was American style cooking. I definitely recommend, my family tends to go to different resorts in different states and we will definitely becoming back!
Written February 15, 2021
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Tova A
Staten Island, NY1 contribution
Anyone been there and know if they are sticklers for the hight requirements? My son is 37.5 inches tall but the requirement for many activities in the mountain adventure is 38 inches. Will they let him on anyway?
Hello I will be at the Jimini Peek resort the last week of March, the school is already closed and I need a ski teacher for me and my 3 children (14,9 and 8). preferably speak Spanish because the level of English of young children is very low. Someone can help me with this, give me a contact or something because the resort does not help me. Thank yo
madu54
Rochester MA78 contributions
Is there enough for 2-5 year olds to do at the adventure park?
BigGuyMA
Danvers, MA152 contributions
I have a 4 year old granddaughter. She was not able to go on some of the rides but we had fun. She did the trampoline and loved it. The staff helped her bounce and made sure she was safe and enjoyed it. There is also a playground area for the younger children. It includes swings, slides, climbing structures, and a playhouse. I was able to keep her busy and happy while her older sister went on other rides.
honeymooners618
New Jersey16 contributions
Does the lodge / food court area have a microwave or hot water that makes it easier to bring our own food for lunch?
Justdesert4me
Huntington, NY54 contributions
Room had a microwave but there wasn’t one forbpublic use that I saw in the common areas.
Portiany
Hudson, NY161 contributions
Does it take all day to do both the aerial & mountain parks?
NycLwl
NYC65 contributions
The Mountain Park can be done in a few hours, if there aren’t long lines. The Aeriel Park would take some time, depending on how many of the courses you want to do, and how long it takes you to do a course. But I think the ticket is only good for a 2 hour session.
Jennifer Y
Richmond, Canada
Closest airport
FundDude
Huntington, NY132 contributions
Not worth flying just to get to Jiminy Peak! If you are getting on a plane go to Utah. If you are really hankering to fly in and ski the icy Northeast - better off flying to Rutland, VT which gets you to Killington and Okemo. Also Manchester, NH for good skiing within 45 to 90 minutes.
Como chegar lá, saindo de Boston? Existe outra maneira para ir, sem ser carro alugado? Qual?
mjb1127
Great Neck, NY100 contributions
Is a power card good for 1 days lift ticket. Is it good during Christmas? Is the 1 day free lift ticket good during Christmas?
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- Restaurants near Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort:
- (0.10 mi) Christiansen's Tavern
- (0.13 mi) John Harvard's Restaurant & Brewery
- (0.30 mi) Bluebird and Co.
- (9.97 mi) Mazzeo's Ristorante
- (4.12 mi) Bob's Country Kitchen
- Attractions near Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort:
- (1.43 mi) Ramblewild
- (4.02 mi) Mount Greylock State Reservation
- (1.26 mi) Ioka Valley Farm
- (8.46 mi) Mount Greylock
- (9.21 mi) Hancock Shaker Village
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