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Love k-town despite the fact that we have not had snow they have done a tremendous job with snow making and expanding terrain to accommodate large crowds. The brand new lodge is absolutely beautiful the food and facilities are top notch... Full Review
thejah
Found post storm powder & rode with some locals who took us on runs we have never seen. Been going to the Beast for over 30 years & some of the best runs were the lower part of mountain. Free parking & easy access to lift & K2 lodge which is going to cool when completed. ... Full Review
Amy May
This mountain is exciting to ski and offers some of the best skiing experiences in New England. Navigating the base areas leaves a lot to be desired and would benefit from some serious traffic planning. That said, the mountain offers free public transit, which is a plus! Mountain management is doing its best to make Killington a year-round resort experience, offering mountain-biking and ropes courses. The apres life leaves a lot to be desired and is in dire need of an infusion of creativity, imagination, and capital.... Full Review
Douglas Dyson
Vermont's apparent fear of living in a world with viruses has descended into outdoor recreation at Killington with a tyrant badge wearing wanna-be ski patrol that sees fit to drive away business with their rude demeanor and shoulder chips that are apparently the size of the Green Mountain range. Nothing I observed about the ski patrol's behavior was professional or respectful when they confronted paying guests with what is apparently their own, or the resort's, paralyzing fear about virus masks. We spent $4000 to ski and stay for an extended weekend for my family of 11. Who wants to pay money to enjoy the outdoors, but instead watch land sharks patrolling lift and ticket lines harassing folks. Lesson learned, we'll be skiing in a better state next time, bad for business.... Full Review
pbowes9
I skid Kilimgton 63 days straight in college we had it do we to where we could find powder 7 days after a snowfall. Best mountain in the east for sure... Full Review
Nick
Been going to Killington for over 10 years and only choose this mountain over numerous others over easy access, biggest mountain, lots of various trails for all skills, pricey but what ski resort isn't? Besides for your money you can't beat this mountain compared to others similarly priced but offer less. Sunday River and Sugarloaf IMO are the only closest competitors for the price ... Full Review
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Full of people and ice. First experience with a ski mountain on the east coast. Probably should have brought my ice skates rather than my board. ... Full Review
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I had a great day on the mountain then the trouble started when I tried to get back to my hotel. My shuttle left early without me and left me stranded. The morning driver said there were several other shuttles, but the parking lot is mass chaos. When I asked some other shuttle and bus drivers if they had a stop at my hotel they were EXTREMELY rude and unhelpful. One driver literally yelled at me for asking if he went to my hotel. You are better off driving over to avoid feeling like a jerk.... Full Review
Powder Hound
Sitting outside snowshed lodge as I write this, we’ve been skiing since first runs at 8am, and have hit every part of the mountain today.
Could not find a single patch of snow greater than maybe 3 inches, and that’s being generous. Their reported overnight “storm total of 7 inches (and counting)” is simply a lie. This is on top of the fact that out of the 105 open trains, only three were left un-groomed. We left Boston at 4am this morning to shred first runs at Killington, and we are beyond disappointed.
Powderhounds, would be wise to ignore Killington’s self reported snow totals, and only chase powder here if reported by someone you know personally.... Full Review
Powder Hound
Sitting outside snowshed lodge as I write this, we’ve been skiing since first runs at 8am, and have hit every part of the mountain today.
Could not find a single patch of snow greater than maybe 3 inches, and that’s being generous. Their reported overnight “storm total of 7 inches (and counting)” is simply a lie. This is on top of the fact that out of the 105 open trains, only three were left un-groomed. We left Boston at 4am this morning to shred first runs at Killington, and we are beyond disappointed.
Powderhounds, would be wise to ignore Killington’s self reported snow totals, and only chase powder here if reported by someone you know personally.... Full Review
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