Killington

1,509Acres
155Runs
22Lifts
3,050'Vertical
4,241'Summit
250 inches"Snowfall

Killington is the 'Beast of the East,' offering the largest ski area in the Eastern US with 1,509 acres across six peaks and the longest ski season on the East Coast (October to May). With 155 runs, 22 lifts, and legendary snowmaking, it dominates Eastern skiing.

Snow Report

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Historical Average2015-2025 · 10yr data
81"Season
JanBest Mo.
VariableReliability
Monthly Avg (in)
10"
Nov
14"
Dec
17"
Jan
16"
Feb
15"
Mar
9"
Apr
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Season-by-Season TrendTotal snowfall each year
34"
15-16
87"
16-17
85"
17-18
93"
18-19
84"
19-20
73"
20-21
85"
21-22
88"
22-23
99"
23-24
78"
24-25
Avg: 81"
Best YearWeakest Year

Terrain Breakdown

28% Beginner 33% Intermediate 39% Advanced

Highlights

  • Largest in the East (1,509 acres)
  • Longest East Coast season
  • 155 runs across 6 peaks
  • 3,050 ft vertical drop
  • 70% snowmaking coverage
  • Ikon Pass included

Resort Details

Official Site: killington.com
Season: October to May
Snowmaking: 70%
Day Pass: $130-180 USD
Season Pass: Ikon Pass
Nearest City: Killington (0 mi)

Best For

East Coast skiingAll ability levelsExtended season seekersBoston/NYC access

How Many Days to Ski Killington?

3-4 Days

Plan a longer vacation to fully explore this diverse resort.

With 1,509 skiable acres and 155 runs, plus 3,050' of vertical, plan for multiple days to truly experience everything.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Killington the biggest in the East?

Yes! Killington is the largest ski resort in the Eastern US with 1,509 acres across six peaks. It's known as 'The Beast of the East.'

What pass is Killington on?

Killington is on the Ikon Pass. It is NOT on Epic. It's the premier Ikon destination in the Northeast.

How long is Killington's season?

Killington has the longest season in the East, often opening in October and staying open into May. The resort invests heavily in snowmaking and grooming to extend the season.

How far is Killington from Boston?

Killington is 160 miles (about 2.5-3 hours) from Boston, making it a doable day trip or weekend destination for New England skiers.

Is Killington good for beginners?

Killington has 28% beginner terrain with dedicated learning areas. The snowmaking ensures consistent conditions. However, weekend crowds can make it challenging for true beginners.

Killington Lift Ticket Prices (2025-2026)

Prices are approximate and may vary by day, season, and purchase method. Always verify on the resort's official website.

PASS
Day Pass
$130-180 USD
Season Pass
Ikon Pass

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Live Mountain Data

Insider Tips: Killington

Local knowledge to make the most of your visit.

P

Parking

K-1 Lodge lot fills first. Snowshed is easier to park and has a high-speed six-pack lift.

SKI

Best Runs

Superstar is the signature mogul run. Outer Limits has the steepest pitch in the East.

TIP

Local Secret

Bear Mountain has the best expert terrain and is often bypassed by crowds heading to K-1.

SKIP

Avoid Crowds

Ski the Skyeship side (Skye Peak) - it has great intermediate terrain and shorter lift lines.

EAT

Food Tip

Peak Lodge has the best on-mountain food. The Waffle Cabin at snowshed is a cult favorite.

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