Hazen's Notch Association > Montgomery, Franklin County, Vermont > Trail Conditions + Weather for the Jay Peak Area

Thursday, February 2, 2012
6:00 PM

Snow Depth (Elevation)

Welcome Center
(1,000') 3"

Sugar Hill Summit
(1,700') 4"

Notch Trail Jct 25A
(1,535') 6"

Burnt Mountain Jct 25B
(2,375') 8"

Total Trails Winter: 25

Trails Open
0

Trails Groomed
0

Trails Trackset
0

Trail Conditions:
Poor

Snowfall Statistics

Feb 2: Snow Flurries

Snowfall Statistics

Feb 1: Rain/Thaw
Jan 31: 1" snow

Jan 29: 2" snow
Jan 27: mixed precip

Jan 20: 3-4" snow
Jan 18: snow + high winds

Jan 17: Mixed precip/rain
Jan 13: 5-6" snow

Snowfall Statistics

Jan 12: mixed precip
Jan 10: 1" snow

Jan 8: 1-2" snow
Jan 5: 4" snow

Dec 28: 6-8" snow
Dec 27: Rain

Dec 26: 4" snow
Dec 16: 2" snow

info/comments Rain and temps in the 40's on Wednesday. Colder temps followed Thursday with a dusting of new snow. Thin cover, very challenging conditions.
Trails and Welcome Center closed until significant new snow falls.

All trail users must register and pay trail fee at the Welcome Center.

Dogs are not allowed on trails in the Winter

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  The Hazen's Notch Association is very grateful to all of our cooperating landowners whose generosity allows over 40 miles of trails to remain open to the public on 2,500 acres of private land.  Thank you !

Group Visits

  Please note that while the HNA Trails are open to the public at no charge in the summer, a fee is charged for groups. This includes school, home school, church or other community groups. This includes both non-profit and for-profit groups and whether your visit is self-directed or facilitated by HNA staff.

  There are many costs associated with the management of trails that are open to the public. Group use fees and membership contributions help the HNA office to meet these expenses. Please contact the HNA office to arrange your group visit.   Thank you.

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The Hazen's Notch Association in Montgomery is at the gateway to the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont.

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The Hazen's Notch Association is a non-profit conservation organization located in montgomery center, vermont.

The HNA provides environmental education programs for schools, conducts a summer camp for children, maintains a network of trails for cross country skiing, snowshoeing and hiking on 2,500 acres of land and serves as a local land trust.

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