Jiminy Peak is located in Western Massachusetts in the heart of the Berkshire Mountains in southern New England.

With 45 trails covering 170 skiable acres and a 1,150-foot vertical drop, Jiminy is sure to get your heart racing. The peak has four main lifts (9 total lifts) -- including the state's first quad chair, and a high speed six passenger which means more time skiing and less time waiting.

Twenty one lighted trails offer miles of night skiing which is fun for the whole family.

Shredders are welcome everywhere on the mountain. You will want to hit the spine, gap the picnic table and bust big air on the big kicker at this snowboard park.

From the south, take Route 7 north to New Ashford and turn left onto Brodie Mt. Road, or take I-91 or the Taconic Parkway north to I-90. Take Exit B3 to Route 22 north to Route 43 east and turn right onto Brodie Mountain Road.

Jiminy Peak is the largest ski and snowboard resort in southern New England and the only mountain resort in North America to generate its own energy using alternative wind power.