Killington Resort:

Killington Resort features 71 miles of diverse terrain includes 141 trails and provides skiers and riders of all ability levels a choice of wide-open groomed cruisers, narrow classic New England runs, moguls, steeps and 13 tree skiing areas. Killington's nationally recognized terrain parks at Bear Mountain offer freeskiers and riders multiple features for jibbing and jumping, including The Stash and a 430-foot long Superpipe with 18-foot walls.

Pico Mountain:

The lesser known, quieter mountain, located down the road from Killington Resort, the folks at Pico Mountain boast "big mountain skiing, with small mountain charm". Owned and operated by Killington Resort, you can buy a lift ticket that is good at both Pico and Killington, or just Pico. The shuttle services Pico as well as the other base lodges. If your new to skiing, or looking for a less hectic experience, try Pico!

Snowmobile Tours:

Experience the thrill of a snowmobile and take in the magnificent scenery, views, and trails. Killington Snowmobile Tours offers tours for all levels and ability. You will be riding new Polaris snowmobiles (with heated handlebars). These are guided tours and you can ride single, double or as a passenger with a guide.

Cross Country Skiing & Snowshoeing :

The best workout around, Mountain Meadows Cross Country Ski area is the place to go if cross country skiing is your thing. They are located at the bottom of the Access Road, along Rt 4. Cross Country Skiing is also available at The Mountain Top Inn & Resort. Both also accommodate snowshoeing.

Sleigh Rides :

Sleigh rides are available at several spots in and around Killington.