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How to Go Skiing in Killington, Vermont

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Killington, Vermont is a fantastic ski destination. Its season occurs between October and May and the mountain is open on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and on weekends between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Computer with Internet access

Book Your Ski Trip Accommodations

Step1
Book lodging by visiting the Killlington Web site (see Resources below). You can also call them directly at 800-621-MTNS.
Step2
Choose to stay at a chalet for the most comfort. There are a number of chalets near Killington, but prices tend to be expensive.
Step3
Stay in style. There are several luxury resorts located close to Killington. Accommodations at these resorts will be moderate to expensive, but will offer some of the most amenities.
Step4
Make arrangements to stay in less expensive accommodations. There are condominiums located within 5 miles of Killington, many of which have ski trails that lead straight to the mountain. These are moderately priced.

Research Travel Options for Your Ski Trip

Step1
Fly into Logan International Airport in Boston.
Step2
Take Interstate 93 from Logan Airport to Interstate 89 North. Follow to US-4 Rutland, Exit 1 in Vermont. Finally, follow US-4 west to Killington.

Budget for Your Ski Trip to Killington

Step1
Save money by booking your ski and snowboarding lessons early. As little as 48 hours notice can give you significant savings, while calling a week ahead qualifies you for even greater discounts.
Step2
Book a lean and ride package at Killington, Vermont. This 1 day package includes lessons and lift tickets for one low price.
Step3
Lift your spirits with affordable lift tickets. You can save 20 percent off the cost of your lift ticket by buying them online.

Discover What Killington Has to Offer

Step1
Check the local Killington snow report by visiting their Web site (see Resources below). Click 'On the Mountain,' then click 'Snow Report.'
Step2
Know that Killington has a summit elevation of 4,241 feet and a vertical drop of 3,050 feet.
Step3
Enjoy 1,209 skiable acres and 200 trails covering 87 miles.
Step4
Review the ratings of available ski runs. There are 200 ski trails that you can access at Killington. 26 percent of these are rated easy, 34 percent of these trails are rated intermediate and 40 percent are rated difficult.

Tips & Warnings

  • Book your ski trip online to save time and money. There are often specials that are only available online.

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