Killington Ski Holidays

killington ski holidays

Killington has the longest snow season and largest mountain in the east, making it a very popular ski destination. Nicknamed the “Beast of the East”, a ski holiday to Killington provides something for everyone. Skiing in Killington boasts the Eastern United States’ largest area of skiable terrain, spread over half a dozen peaks. Not only does a ski holiday to Killington offer great skiing combined with beautiful New England scenery, but it is also the closest major US ski resort to the UK.

A ski holiday to Killington grants incomparable challenges for skiers of all abilities. Beginners have an excellent ski school to use, with dedicated nursery slopes. Intermediate skiers are blessed with plenty of long perfectly groomed pistes for easy cruising, while experts can head for the ‘Outer Limits’ for serious challenges. Aside from this, there are several pistes for more advanced skiers to hone their skills off-piste. Snowboarding holidays to Killington are also popular affairs, with boarders granted lots of options. There are 3 half-pipes, 2 snow parks and a boardercross course.

Ski Holiday to Killington

If you tire of skiing, there are plenty of antique stores, as well as some top designer factory outlets just a short drive away in Manchester. A few miles from the slopes of Killington is the quaint town of Rutland, which has a wide selection of restaurants.

Après-ski is full-on in Killington, starting from sunrise to sunset. Killington has some of the best eating and drinking facilities in the East, with the whole 5 miles of Killington Road lined with bars and nightclubs providing live music, dancing and good food. The famous Wobbly Barn stakes a claim to be the USA’s finest après-ski venue so be sure to head on down there for some great food and a lively atmosphere.

Killington Ski Resort Information

Nearest Airports Boston (253 km)
Resort Altitude 325m
Highest Lift 1293m
Km of Piste 152km
Total Runs 200
Advanced Runs 63
Intermediate Runs 78
Beginner Runs 59
Snowparks Two snowparks and three half-pipes