As of 2013, the mountain currently offers 78 trails covering nearly of skiable terrain. About two dozen of these are off-piste tree-skiing areas, or Glades, covering approximately . Jay Peak is home to the "Face Chutes," arguably the most challenging and steepest marked terrain in the east with an average slope of 56.5 percent (almost 30°) and a maximum slope of 73.9 percent (37°). The "Face Chutes" consist of four skiable lines, the most challenging being the 3 lines to skier's right, all of which are extremely narrow and include a mandatory cliff drop.