
Killington
Resort Overview
Sprawling across seven peaks in Vermont's Green Mountains, Killington Resort stands as New England's largest ski destination. Known as "The Beast of the East," this mountain playground offers 1,509 acres of diverse terrain that challenges and delights skiers and riders of every skill level. From smooth, rolling trails to steep mogul runs, Killington's varied landscape has earned its reputation as one of the East Coast's most dynamic winter destinations.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
155
Total Area
1509 ac
610.7 ha
Killington Lift System
Killington's extensive network of 22 lifts, including two high-speed gondolas and nine express quads, keeps you moving efficiently across the mountain. The K-1 Express Gondola whisks you to the summit of Killington Peak at 4,241 feet, where spectacular views of Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York await. This modern lift system can transport over 37,000 skiers per hour, ensuring more time on the slopes and less time in line.
Lifts
Total Lifts
21
Lift Types
7
Lift Breakdown
Location & Getting There
Just three hours from Boston and five from New York City, Killington's central Vermont location makes it an ideal destination for both weekend trips and extended mountain getaways. The resort is easily accessible via Route 4 and sits near the charming town of Rutland, offering visitors a perfect blend of exciting mountain adventure and authentic Vermont character. The surrounding region features an array of dining options, comfortable lodging, and year-round activities that complement your mountain experience.
Killington
, vermont
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Season Info
With Vermont's longest ski season, Killington typically operates from late October through May, offering up to 200 days of skiing and riding annually. The resort's advanced snowmaking system blankets 600 acres of terrain, working alongside natural snowfall to maintain excellent conditions throughout the season. Fall brings crisp mountain air and stunning foliage, while spring delivers legendary corn snow and sun-soaked afternoons on the slopes.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
11/22/2025
Closing Day
5/25/2026
Days Open
185
Annual Snowfall
Metric
6.35m
635cm
Imperial
20.8ft
250in
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