Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort 2.8 (reviews)

Hancock, MA Skiing Unclaimed Last Updated: 2025
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About Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort

Welcome to Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort, the largest ski and snowboard resort in southern New England! Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Hancock, Massachusetts, this resort is a haven for families seeking both winter thrills and summer adventures. With an expansive 164 acres to explore, Jiminy Peak boasts 45 diverse trails suitable for beginners and seasoned skiers alike, reaching a peak elevation of 2,380 feet!

Winter at Jiminy Peak is a wonderland of snowy fun. Families can delight in activities ranging from exhilarating downhill skiing to the serene experience of snowshoeing. For young ones or beginners eager to learn the ropes, the resort offers the KidsRule Mountain Camps. Tailored for children aged 3 to 14, these camps provide all-day programs including lift tickets, lessons, and even lunch, ensuring a fun and educational experience.

For those not quite ready for the slopes, the Fire & FunZone at the base of Aerial Adventure Park is a must-visit. Here, classic games and delicious s'mores await, providing a cozy retreat from the chilly outdoors. Thrill seekers over the age of 3 can ride the 3,600-foot twisting mountain coaster, adding an extra dash of excitement to the day.

When the snow melts, Jiminy Peak transforms into a summer paradise with the Mountain Adventure Park. Families can enjoy a variety of warm-weather activities, ensuring the fun continues year-round. Whether you're carving down the slopes or exploring the lush summer trails, Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort offers an unforgettable family day out!

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Adults On-Mountain Lift Ticket $94 for four hours

Children On-Mountain Lift Ticket $70 for four hours

Free Under 5 years

Last Update 2025

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Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort FAQ’s

How does Jiminy Peak contribute to the environment?

They are the only mountain resort in North America to generate its own energy using alternative wind power!

What activities can families enjoy at Jiminy Peak?

Families can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and the thrilling mountain coaster, ensuring a full day of fun and excitement!

Are there baby facilities available at Jiminy Peak?

Yes, baby changing facilities are available in restrooms, ensuring convenience for families with young children.

What dining options are available at Jiminy Peak?

Skiing is hungry work, so just as well you'll find a number of places to grab something to eat, including a tavern with nachos, burgers, sandwiches, and wraps, John Harvard's Restaurant with appetizers, drinks and dinner. Kids love the sweet shop, or Crane Lodge with pizza and mac & cheese!

What's a travel tip for extending your visit at Jiminy Peak?

There is nearby lodging to make it easier for you to extend your snow experience into a few days!

Where can you buy souvenirs at Jiminy Peak?

Just off the Courtyard, you'll find Mountain Sports by Potter Brothers with a HUGE selection of Ski and Snowboard equipment, plus there is a Gift Shop called Just Jiminy for all those gift and souvenir needs!

What educational programs are available for schools at Jiminy Peak?

Contact the resort for customized school trip programs that include educational workshops and hands-on learning in a fun environment.

Are there healthy food choices at Jiminy Peak?

There are plenty of healthy options across the food outlets.

How can you get more information about accessibility at the resort?

Give them a call if you have questions about accessibility or questions about disabilities.

What additional amenities does Jiminy Peak offer?

They offer wireless access in the Country Inn, JJ's Village Center, the Welcome Center and Crane Lodge. The network is called "Blue Streak".