Day 119 of my ski season saw me head to northern Vermont for some turns on the groomers at Jay Peak.

It may be April 21, but today I skied snow that was made last night. That’s kind of wild, right?

Yeah, the base is slowly melting away, and there were some bare spots in the trees, but the skiing was pretty dang good for April 12!

For the first time this season, I finally had to ski something I’ve avoided all winter.

Despite knowing that the woods would be fast and firm, I decided to head up there anyways, because April is nearly here, and tree days are now fleeting.

And just like that, I’ve reached the century mark in days skied this season. Where has the time gone?

For the fourth time in nine days, I was treated to a powder day. You could say life is pretty dang good.

Despite last week’s big melt, coverage is still great in all of the woods, and on the trails, too!

Over the last couple of days, we’ve started to dip our toes in to spring-like weather here in the East, which begs the question: does Jay Peak still have the snow?!

Though I was there for a short time, I checked out a number of glades and they all skied fantastic!

I’ve not ridden all the lifts that get thrown into the lineup for coldest chairlift in the East, but I’ve ridden a number of them, and I’d say the Flyer Quad at Jay Peak is the coldest of the lot.

It was a fun day in the woods at Jay, albeit a little cold.

Temperatures at the base were in the single digits.

The trees at Jay Peak were awesome today!

It wasn’t a powder day or anything, but conditions were good enough to have a great day, despite the recent rain.

I’m going to be talking about today for years to come.

It was a fun closing day at Jay Peak with a great atmosphere to cap off a legendary ski season in the east.

It was mild and I found myself thinking I probably could’ve just worn shorts instead of ski pants!

May is here and that means the ski season is quickly winding down in the East, but there’s still some skiing to go!