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Killington

United States · Vermont · Single resort

Killington is a ski resort in Vermont (United States). It has 61 km of downhill runs and 22 lifts. The runs go from 355 to 1293 m (938 m vertical).

Piste length
61 km (1,509 acres)
Lifts
22
Base station
355 m (1,165 ft)
Top station
1293 m (4,242 ft)
Vertical drop
938 m (3,077 ft)
Country
United States

Piste difficulty split

  • Green circle: 20 km (33%)
  • Blue square: 26 km (43%)
  • Black diamond: 15 km (25%)

Details

  • Night skiing: No
  • Steepest spot: 67% (34°)
  • Mostly facing east (30% of run length). East-facing slopes get morning sun, west-facing ones afternoon sun.

Lifts: 22

Gondola / cable car: 4 · Chairlift: 14 · Drag lift: 1

  • K-1 Express Gondola · Gondola / cable car · 2,800 pers./h · Seats: 8 · 761–1262 m
  • Skyeship Express Gondola Stage 1 · Gondola / cable car · 8 pers./h · 356–715 m
  • Skyeship Express Gondola Stage 2 · Gondola / cable car · 8 pers./h · 715–1125 m
  • Ramshead Express Quad · Chairlift · 4 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 672–999 m
  • Skye Peak Express Quad · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 636–1097 m
  • Snowdon Six · Chairlift · Seats: 6 · 746–1085 m
  • Snowdon Triple · Chairlift · Seats: 3 · 762–1084 m
  • South Ridge Quad · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 916–1177 m
  • Snowshed Express Quad · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 666–836 m
  • Canyon Quad · Chairlift · Seats: 4 · 848–1209 m

On site

  • 17 car parks
  • 7 restaurants & bars by the slopes
  • 5 stops

Historical conditions and snowfall

  • November: Snowfall in the month (average) 20 cm, Snow depth 9 cm
  • December: Snowfall in the month (average) 51 cm, Snow depth 16 cm
  • January: Snowfall in the month (average) 44 cm, Snow depth 16 cm
  • February: Snowfall in the month (average) 50 cm, Snow depth 18 cm
  • March: Snowfall in the month (average) 40 cm, Snow depth 14 cm
  • April: Snowfall in the month (average) 17 cm, Snow depth 7 cm

Average of the 2005–2024 seasons for the resort area (≈50 km grid cell, about 329 m). It shows the shape of the season well but is not a slope measurement — the upper runs usually have more snow. Data: NASA POWER.

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