Killington Resort Ski Resort

VERMONT / KILLINGTON RESORT

Vermont Central Vermont

Nearby:

Pico Mountain Saskadena Six

Elevation

1,165'

Base

4,241'

Summit

3,050'

Vertical Drop

Trails

155

1,526 Acres

Lifts

7 Types

Snowfall

176"

Annual Snowfall

18"

Nov

36"

Dec

38"

Jan

41"

Feb

33"

Mar

12"

Apr

Best known for

# 1 Apres Ski in Vermont

Where to Stay

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 15, 2024

Projected closing date

May 18, 2025

Projected Days Open

196

Days Open Last Year

205

Years Open

Average Snowfall

176"

Terrain

Runs in Total

155

Longest Run

6 mi

Skiable Terrain

1,526 ac

Snow Making

600 ac

Lifts

22

Gondolas & Trams

High Speed Sixes

High Speed Quads

Quad Chairs

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Tommy W

I've been Killington a number of times and there is a reason I keep going back. When they have natural snow it is the most fun place to get lost at on the east coast. Almost everywhre on the mountain you go there is somewhere you can dip into the powder or ride a chairlift, weather its a high seed quad, a fixed grip lft, a bubble lift, or one of a couple gondolas. Even when mother nature does'nt cooperate the snowmaking teams work with it with the longest season in the east, early November- early June. Sometimes they open in october or even late septmber. The food here is top notch with the new K-1 lodge and basically a five star version of a food court just in the new lodge. They aslo have many other options for food in one of a few other lodges located around the mountain. The terrain parks at Killington are ranked in many places second in New England. the terrain parks are good fro all park riding levels.

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Nearby:

Pico Mountain

Saskadena Six

Okemo Mountain Resort