Killington Resort - Vermont - A Six Mountain Region for Skiers and Snowboarders

Killington Resort stretches for six mountains and has 141 different routes served by 22 lifts. Killington advantage of elevation, combined with the broadest of 600 in the world system of acres of snowmaking and 250 inches of annual snow, means that skiers can enjoy the best ski and snowboard conditions every day of the season.

Killington is known for its diversity of terrain, providing skiers and snowboarders of all ability levels from a wide selection of cruises opening preparation, narrow classic New England runs, moguls and trees decreases. Killington offers multiple terrain features for snowboarders and free skiers, including five terrain parks and Super Pipe 430 meters long.

The Killington Region has many other activities such as skiing, rock climbing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, dog sledding, spas, shopping, dining and nightlife.

Killington Resort has more snow cover than most eastern resorts have in total skiable terrain, and the K-1 Lodge located at 2,500 meters above sea level and get to Killington Peak 4241 meters. The advantage is equal to the highest natural elevation snow and optimal temperatures for the production of our snow-making machine. At full power, the system pumps Killington snowmaking over 720,000 gallons of water per hour to 240 snow cannons, which covers a huge 80 hectares with 12 inches of fresh snow.

Killington Snowmaking combined preparation and firepower is superior to any other resort in America. The snowmaking system has 88 miles of pipe, 1,500 snow guns (including more than 500 firearms low energy), and a virtually inexhaustible source of water to produce a snowmaking machine.

The snowmaking capacity Killington and preparation we can apply a huge amount of resources at either end of the winter weather condition Mother Nature throws at the area. What this means to the skier is an area of reliable and consistent snow every morning, despite what the weather conditions were the night before.

Ski and stay packages, including accommodation and tickets start at just $113 per person per night in winter and $87 per person per night early and late season. Package type is based on 2 people in a room.

Killington Resort remains the implementation of innovative energy conservation and environmental management practices to reduce energy consumption and the effects of climate change. Killington has partnerships with the environmental efficiency of Vermont marble Regional Transportation District Valley and Green Mountain College. In addition, Killington Resort ski areas supported by the National Association Sustainable Slopes Environmental Charter of the ski areas and the Fort cool winter season.

Killington Resort purchases 26,199,909 kWh of renewable energy credits (RECs) annually, eliminating over 17,800 tons of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere - an amount equivalent to the emissions produced by the annual electricity consumption of approximately 2079 average homes.