Piste Fact File On Killington
- Number of runs: 200
- Number of lifts: 32
- Uphill capacity per hour: 52,973
- Direction of slopes: N,E
- Snow cannons: 800 cannons, 109kms covered
- Longest run: 10.6kms
- Mountain restaurants: 9
- Cross-country trails: 10kms
Beginner – With an excellent Ski school and a specially designed “accelerated learning area”, beginners are soon able to enjoy the myriad of novice trails that offer top to bottom runs and fantastic views from all mountain peaks.
Intermediate – With two entire mountains designed just for cruising, revel in the miles of well groomed trails and broad wooded boulevards of the “Needles Eye” and “South Ridge” or sample “ Jaggernaught “, New England’s longest intermediate thigh burner!
Advanced – A veritable “Black Diamond Mine “. The Canyon Quad chairlift brings the excitement of runs like Downdraft, Double Dipper and Cascade. Also look out for hidden trasures like Devil,s Fiddle or the notorious mogul fields of the “ Outer Limits “ , as well as the recently introduced “ Fusion Zones”
Snowboarding – Killington has an abundance of everything, ride able terrain, pipes, great pistes, and a superb lift system. Check out Bear Mountain and Ramshead for several parks and pipes of increasing difficulty.
Apres – Ski – Killington has a lively and vibrant après-ski scene with a great range at value prices. The resort caters for all ages and families and you can look forward to an exciting fun filled night out.
Transfers – Killington is approximately 3 hrs from Boston