Killington boasts an impressive vertical drop of 3,050 feet spread-out over 1,977 skiable acres (including Pico Mountain), and is home to the second highest point (Killington Peak) in Vermont at 4,241 feet.  With 212 trails over 73 miles, 21 lifts, and 250″ of natural snowfall, Killington has definitely earned its nickname the “Beast of the East”.

Mountain Peaks

Snowdon Mountain

(3,592 ft/1095 m) – Killington’s intermediate mountain with enjoyable cruising runs, three newly constructed ski tunnels, which helps decrease congestion where trails merge together, and a comfortable six-pack bubble chairlift.

Bear Mountain

(3,262 ft/994 m) – This is home to some of the steepest bump runs found on the East coast and fun terrain parks.  Some to test your skills on are Outer Limits, Devil’s Fiddle, and Wildfire!  The lodge at the base of the mountain is the ideal place for taking in the afternoon apres-ski festivities!

Sunrise Mountain

(2,456 ft/749 m) – This is the best spot for learning how to ski and snowboard, as the runs are gentle and wide.  Let us know if you are in need of a lesson or two and we will include this in your trip package.

Killington Peak

(4,241 ft/1,293 m) – Known to hold some of the steepest and longest runs on the mountain, such as Cascade, Downdraft, Double Dipper, and the Big Dipper tree run.  This area is known as “The Canyon”.

Skye Peak

(3,800 ft/1,158 m) – Terrain suitable for all ability levels and home to some of the most well known expert runs on the mountain, such as Vertigo & Ovation.  Superstar is another classic run, which holds Volkswagon bus size moguls, and due to its extensive snowmaking keeps spring skiing going until or end of May or June on most seasons.

Ramshead Mountain

(3,610 ft/1,100 m) – Features wonderful terrain for beginner and intermediate skiers/snowboarders and the Swirl trail is the place for racing training.

Pico Mountain

(3,967 ft/1,209 m) – This is a classic mountain favorite amongst locals and offers 58 trails, 468 skiable acres, 19 miles of trails, and a great variety of terrain for beginner to advanced level skiers and snowboarders.

Woodward Peace Park

This mountain park provides a great network of featured terrain areas for all ability levels and ages.  There is a freestyle zone, learning zone, and a good mix of everything in between.  In 2020, Snowboarder Magazine awarded Woodward the best terrain park in the east!