This was our first visit to Killington. We don't ski, but wanted to check it out while we were in Vermont, since our son will be attending Castleton State, so we decided to take a road trip up there. We were really surprised that there were hundreds of folks there hanging out and skiing. Don't know if this is normal... More

Lets a great place to try out my new Ski's! 140 trails 22 lifts 3000+ vertical if you can't find a place to ski here you don't ski. More

Lots of the trails were closed this season, a miserable one from a snow standpoint. But the trails that were open were in surprisingly good shape. Kudos to the snowmaking and grooming team! More

Loved the skiing terrain. We skied hard all day and was totally exausted at night. The hot tub in the activities building helped a lot. More

for the east, a big mountain, with lots of terrain for all levels, also sometimes awful cold & windy, 2 gondolas. can get real crowded at peak times. varied comfy lodges, new summit palace in the planning stage. some lift ticket bargains available at much savings. snowboarders beware of green wandering trails, many evil flats. Great experience IF: 1. you... More

Extensive terrain, great grooming, unmatched snow making. More

Great, challenging slopes. Excellent lift system. Could use a peak restaurant or two. Restaurants are pricey for a whole family. Avoid juggernaut. It's pretty but could easily be a Nordic ski trail as the lack of slope was exhausting for the family. Once you are on it, it is a long hike before you can meet up with another trail.... More

Massive area to play, ski, eat and shop. Well worth the very long drive. More

Killington is a huge mountain that is definitly the largest in the east. It also has a variety of trails from greens to double blacks. Suprisingly there it is not very crowded for its size and caliber. To sum up I had a great experience sking. More