Jay Peak sits at the top of Vermont, a mile from the Quebec border, and it has always belonged to two countries. For generations, Québécois skiers have crossed the border to ski the deepest snow in the East — Jay averages more than 350 inches of snowfall a year, driven by its position in the path of Lake Champlain and St. Lawrence storm systems. The mountain has never needed a marketing campaign. The snow does the talking.
This premium framed print captures a skier buried in powder in Jay's legendary glades — the snow-laden birches and conifers pressing in on both sides, the iconic red aerial tram passing overhead through the deep cobalt sky. Printed on museum-quality paper and finished in a natural oak or black ash frame, every piece arrives ready to hang and built to last.
Frame
Natural oak or black ash wood frame
20mm wide profile for a bold, gallery-worthy presence
Shatterproof plexiglass front
Print Quality
Master's Edition museum-quality paper, 250 gsm
Matte, uncoated, archival paper — true colour depth with no print glare
FSC-certified materials
Ready to Hang
Ready to hang — sawtooth hanger attached to the frame
Available in 2 sizes
Printed locally to you by our global fulfilment partner — no import duties or customs delays
All orders are shipped with tracking so you can check on the latest ETA & for international orders you can see if Customs is looking for any additional info.
United States orders: Art prints are produced and shipped within the United States.
Hassle-Free Exchanges
If your order arrives damaged then we will send a replacement provided you notify us within 14 days of receipt.
Any non-personalized products can be returned within 30 days for a refund, however you will need to pay for shipping if for any reason other than damage or wrong product and they must arrive back in the original condition.
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