Earlier this June, leaders from across our three mountains came together for the 3 Mountain Summit, a multi-day event focused on collaboration, learning, and shared success.

Over the course of three days, beginning Monday afternoon, continuing through a full day on Tuesday, and wrapping up on Wednesday morning, teams gathered to exchange ideas, review priorities, and align on goals for the seasons ahead. 

The summit provided a valuable opportunity to step back from daily operations and take a broader view of what’s happening across our sister resorts. Through group discussions and breakout sessions, participants shared strategies, highlighted initiatives that are working well, and openly discussed challenges and lessons learned. 

One of the most impactful aspects of the 3 Mountain Summit is the ability to learn from one another. Each resort brings its own strengths, ideas, and experiences to the table, creating an environment where collaboration leads to innovation. By sharing both successes and opportunities for improvement, teams can build on what works and continuously refine their approach.

At the same time, the summit reinforces something equally important: while we collaborate as one group, each mountain maintains its own unique identity. The goal isn’t to duplicate, but rather to adapt ideas in a way that fits each location’s culture, team, and guest experience.

The momentum from the summit doesn’t stop when the meetings end. As follow-up conversations continue and key initiatives are developed, the insights gained during these sessions will help drive progress across all three mountains throughout the year.

Overall, the 3 Mountain Summit once again proved to be a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when teams come together with a shared focus, learning from one another, supporting one another, and continuing to grow stronger together.

In today’s digital world, we all rely on online accounts more than ever—whether it’s for banking, shopping, social media, or work-related tools. With so much of our personal and financial information connected to these accounts, taking a few simple steps to keep them secure can make a big difference.

This month is a great time to pause and think about your digital habits, especially when it comes to passwords and account protection.

Start with strong, unique passwords

One of the easiest and most effective ways to protect yourself is by using strong passwords. A good password is more than just something you can remember; it should also be difficult for someone else to guess.

Consider using:

• A mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

• A longer passphrase instead of a single word (for example, a short sentence or phrase)

• Different passwords for different accounts (so one breach doesn’t impact everything)

Turn On Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Whenever available, enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security. This means that even if someone gets your password, they still need a second form of verification, like a code sent to your phone.

Many apps already support this, including:

• Banking and financial apps

• Email accounts

• Shopping and subscription services

• Workplace systems

Taking a few minutes to turn this on can significantly strengthen your protection.

Stay Alert and Aware

A big part of staying safe online is simply being aware. A few quick habits can go a long way:

• Be cautious of unexpected emails or messages asking you to log in or share information

• Avoid clicking links from unknown or suspicious sources

• Keep your devices updated with the latest security patches

• Log out of accounts when using shared or public devices

Protecting What Matters Most

Cybersecurity doesn’t have to be complicated. By building a few good habits, strong passwords, extra verification, and awareness, you can better protect not only your own information, but everything connected to it.

Think of it as part of your everyday routine, just like locking your car or your front door. Small actions add up, and they help keep your digital world safe.

13 Nights is back this fall with a fresh approach to fear. This year’s experience moves away from heavily themed rooms and instead leans into a more raw, industrial atmosphere. Think darker, more open, and less predictable. By focusing on lighting, sound, and actor interaction, the team is creating a continuous, immersive environment designed to keep guests on edge from start to finish.

This shift gives our actors even more opportunity to shape the experience in real time, making every night feel a little different and a lot more intense. Pat Boudreau has been working for quite a while now on the base experience, and the top one is still TBD, but we know that he and his team will deliver a scary experience.

Oh, and in case you didn’t know, we’re also officially hiring for 13 Nights. If you know someone who loves Halloween, thrives in a high-energy environment, or wants to be part of creating something truly unique, encourage them to apply. Passion and enthusiasm go a long way in making 13 Nights unforgettable.

Earlier this month, Jiminy Peak successfully hosted another edition of the Lift Maintenance Seminar (LMS), one of the most important educational events in the ski industry. From April 13-16, our mountain welcomed more than 400 lift maintenance professionals, mountain operations leaders, suppliers, and regulators from across North America.

For those not familiar, LMS is not a small event. This was the 49th annual seminar, and it sold out. Attendees came here to learn, share ideas, ask hard questions, and leave better prepared to keep lifts running safely and efficiently at their home resorts. Topics ranged from lift mechanics, electrical systems, and control circuits to safety, documentation, mental health, and staff retention. In short: everything that keeps our industry moving… literally.

Once again, Jiminy Peak was the host of the event, just like it has been for the past few years. This meant our teams got to shine, highlighting the property and showing off our operation to folks from all over the continent. The feedback was spot on: everyone said the event was well-organized, friendly, and made a real difference.

LMS is known for its collaborative nature, and that spirit was on full display. Sessions weren’t just lectures, they were conversations. Roundtables sparked real discussion, problem‑solving, and knowledge‑sharing across ski areas of all sizes. People didn’t just attend, they participated.

Hosting an event like LMS takes effort, coordination, and teamwork. While much of the work happens quietly, it’s worth recognizing that opening our doors to an industry‑wide event like this reinforces Jiminy Peak’s reputation as a respected and trusted operation.

To everyone who helped make LMS 2026 a success -thank you! Whether you were directly involved or simply helped keep things running smoothly during a busy week, you played a role in showing what Jiminy Peak is all about: professionalism, collaboration, and pride in what we do.

We’re grateful to have been part of this year’s seminar, and proud that, once again, Jiminy Peak helped move the industry forward.