Pico Mountain

Pico Mountain

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At 3,967 feet, Pico Mountain rises boldly in Vermont's Green Mountains, offering an authentic New England skiing experience since 1937. With 58 diverse trails spread across 265 acres, Pico combines rich skiing heritage with intimate, family-friendly atmosphere that sets it apart from larger resorts. Our mountain maintains its independent spirit while delivering modern amenities and exceptional snow conditions.

Seven lifts strategically positioned across Pico Mountain ensure smooth access to every corner of our terrain. Our high-speed quad, the Golden Express, whisks you to the summit in just over four minutes, while our network of double chairs serves dedicated learning areas and advanced terrain. This thoughtfully designed system maintains shorter wait times and better-distributed skier traffic throughout the mountain.

Pico Mountain Lift System
Total Ski Lifts = 7
Quad Chair
2
Quad Chair
Triple Chair
2
Triple Chair
Double Chair
2
Double Chair
T-Bar
1
T-Bar

Pico Mountain Resort Elevation

3967ft1209mResort Summit1965ft599mVertical Drop2001ft610mResort Base
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Trails

Total Runs

61

Total Area

267 ac

108.1 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
16%
Intermediate
45%
Advanced
36%
Expert
3%
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Location

Just minutes from Killington and a short drive from Rutland, Vermont, Pico Mountain combines easy accessibility with a peaceful mountain setting. Located off Route 4, we're under four hours from Boston and about five hours from New York City. The surrounding Green Mountain National Forest provides a stunning backdrop, while nearby villages offer charming après-ski options and local Vermont hospitality.

Pico Mountain

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Season Info

Pico Mountain typically welcomes skiers from mid-December through early April, with peak conditions from January through March. Our advanced snowmaking system blankets 75% of our terrain, ensuring reliable coverage even when nature needs a helping hand. The mountain's eastern exposure often brings excellent morning conditions, while protected trails hold snow exceptionally well throughout the season.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

1/1/1970

Closing Day

4/13/2025

Days Open

20192

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Annual Snowfall

Metric

4.72m

472cm

Imperial

15.5ft

186in

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