A Day for Jake at Buck Hill
Join us on Saturday, March 16th, as we celebrate the enduring legacy of Jake Burton Carpenter. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or new to riding, this is a day to honor Jake’s contributions and the spirit he infused into the world of snowboarding.
The event kicks off with check-in at the Burton Tent under the Buck ’54 Bar & Grill Deck from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM. Participants will then gather at the top of the Lakeside Chair Lift on Warner’s Way Run at 11:45 AM for a special group tribute ride down the slopes at noon, commemorating Jake’s influence. Following the ride, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, attendees are encouraged to enjoy the day, hit the slopes, and have as much fun as possible.
A Day for Jake at Buck hill Event Details:
Saturday, March 16th, 2024
10:00 – 11:30 AM Event Check-In at Burton Tent under Buck ‘54 Bar & Grill Deck
11:45 AM – 12:00 PM Meet at top of Lakeside Chair Lift (South Quad Chair) on Warner’s Way Run
12:00 PM Group tribute ride down Warner’s Way Run
12:00 PM – 6:00 PM Enjoy the day and have as much fun as possible
Free to participate. Lift Ticket required.
Vintage boards are especially welcome as we pay homage to the roots of the sport. Bring out those classic snowboards and join us in celebrating Jake’s vision and impact. Don’t forget to share your experience using the hashtag #RideOnJake to spread Jake’s legacy far and wide.
Jake’s journey from a Vermont barn to the forefront of snowboarding is an inspiring tale of passion, perseverance, and community. Despite his immense success, Jake remained deeply connected to the snowboarding community, often spending over 100 days on snow each winter. His spirit, generosity, and love for the sport continue to resonate with riders worldwide.
Whether you’re hitting the slopes, hiking, surfing, or simply enjoying the outdoors, March 16th is a day to celebrate Jake’s enduring legacy and the joy of snowboarding. Come out to Buck Hill and be a part of this global tribute to a true pioneer. Jake Burton may have left us, but his spirit lives on in every turn, jump, and adventure on the mountain. Let’s honor his memory and keep the spirit of snowboarding alive for generations to come.