Killington is known for its diversity of terrain, perfect for all ability levels. There is a choice of wide-open groomed cruisers, narrow classic New England runs, moguls, steeps and trees. First timers set off in the ‘Snowshed’ and ‘Ramshead’ zones with their magic carpets; these areas are controlled Slow Zones consisting of wide, confidence boosting terrain, perfect for nervous novices. Fantastic tuition provides the basis for mastering turns so that students can progress even onto the ‘Juggernaut’ at 6.6 miles the longest green run on the East Coast!
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Value for Money
Good for Beginners / Intermediates
Close to Slopes
Good for City Stopover
USA East Coast
Killington
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Key Facts
Acres of Terrain: 1215 acres No. of Trails: 191 Resort Height: 1165ft Highest Lift: 4241ftLongest Trail: 6.6 milesResort Facts
- Vertical Descent: 3050ft
- Non-Skiers: Good
- Apres Ski: Excellent
- Snowboarding: 5 terrain parks and 1 superpipe
- Slopes Face: NE
- No. of Lifts: 30
- Snow-making: 70% of trails covered
- Season: Nov - May
- Avg. Snowfall: 250 inches
- Photo Needed: No
- Ski Bus: Yes, free local shuttle (daytime) $2 per ride from 5-11pm
Travel
Flight time: 7 hours, London-New York or Boston Transfer time: Approx. 5 hours from New York, 3 hours from Boston
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