Bike Park Tickets
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Tickets & Rentals
Bike Park Lift Tickets
Nearly 2,000-foot vertical drop with access to five mountain areas serviced by three high-speed lifts.
Lift Ticket & Rental Bundle
Score a discounted lift ticket when you rent a mountain bike for 1 to 3 days.
Mountain Bike Rentals
Rent from our fleet of 200+ full-suspension bikes. Elevate your experience even more by upgrading to one of our performance bikes.
Summer 2026
Bike Park Ticket Pricing
| Ticket | Adult (18+) | Youth (17 & under) |
|---|---|---|
| 1-Day | Starting at $70 | Starting at $53 |
| 2-Day | Starting at $119 | Starting at $91 |
| 3-Day | Starting at $136 | Starting at $104 |
| Trail Access Only* | $57 | $57 |
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| Discounted 1-Day Lift Ticket with Rental | $35 | $35 |
| Discounted 2-Day Lift Ticket with Rental | $59 | $59 |
| Discounted 3-Day Lift Ticket with Rental | $68 | $68 |
*Trail Access Only tickets must be purchased at the ticket window. Adults are considered 18+ and Youth are 17 & under. We no longer offer the 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. ticket option.
Lift Ticket Pickup — Quick, Easy & Touchless
How To Pick Up Your Ticket
When you purchase a new One Pass RFID card, follow these steps for a smooth lot-to-lift experience. If you've already reloaded an existing One Pass, you may proceed directly to the lift — no kiosk visit required. Check your reload status before you go.
Step 1: Save your order confirmation email with a QR Code. The QR Code is what you'll need at one of our kiosks to obtain your ticket(s) for contactless pickup.
Step 2: When you arrive at the resort you'll find kiosks conveniently located at each base lodge. Snowshed and Ramshead kiosks are outside, adjacent to the ticket window and are open 24 hours. The Killington Grand Resort Hotel is inside the lobby across the room from the front desk.
Step 3: Using your phone or printed email, scan the QR Code from your confirmation email at the kiosk. Child (6 and under) and Super Senior (80+) tickets must be picked up at a ticket window on the first floor of our K-1 Lodge.
Step 4: The kiosk will print all tickets in your order in the form of RFID cards. If you purchased only day tickets, all are included in this one card. You may head straight to the lift with your card for subsequent days.
Step 5: Put your RFID card ticket somewhere safe — a zippered pocket works best — and head for the lift. Be sure to save your RFID card so you can easily reload it for your next visit.
Bike Days Ready to Be Used
Ikon Pass, VMBA & Loam Pass Bike Information
Lessons & Camps
Clinics, Events, Camps & Private Lessons
Experience Downhill Package
New to lift-served mountain biking? Save with this first-timer lesson, ticket, trail, and bike rental package. Learn to rip through the trails in the Vermont mountains.
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Private Lessons
Tell us what you want to focus on. Whether your brand-new to the sport and want to level up on a specific attribute, private lessons give you the personalized attention for maximum growth.
Find the Lesson Meant for You
From first-timers to seasoned rippers, we've got instruction for every level. Group clinics, private lessons, youth camps, Divas of Dirt and the Experience Downhill Package all live on our Lessons & Camps page. Use our Lesson Finder to find the one meant for you.
View Mountain Bike Lessons & Camps
Full Send Fridays
The perfect event for those who want to try out their skills against an opponent in a friendly competition. Three separate event dates include the umbrella of mountain bike riding including enduro, downhill, and dual slalom.
KMBC Bike Bum Race Series
The local race series that's all about fun and friendly competition. The 10-week series runs Wednesday afternoons, 2:00–5:00 p.m., from June to August.
Equipment Requirements
What to Bring & Ride
Gear & Clothing
- Helmets are required for all riders. Full-face helmets are strongly recommended and are available for rent.
- Closed toe and heel shoes are required. No sandals, flip-flops, or other similar footwear permitted.
Bike Requirements
- All bikes are required to have front and rear hand brakes. Disc brakes are strongly recommended.
- All bikes must have front suspension at minimum. No rigid frames are permitted. Full suspension bikes are recommended and available for rent.
- Bikes must have a tire diameter of 3" or less. Bikes with larger tires will not fit in our racks securely.
- Only one rider per bike is permitted on lifts and trails.
- Tandem bikes and front and rear mounted child seats are not permitted.
E-Bike Rules
- Pedal-assist e-bikes with front or full suspension are allowed on the Ramshead and Snowshed lifts and downhill trails.
- E-bikes are not allowed on the K-1 Express Gondola.
- For uphill travel, e-bikes are only permitted on the Off the Top route with a valid trail pass.
Plan Your Ride
Check the Park Schedule and Plan Your Day
Your legs will burn. Your heart will pound. Your grin won't quit. 30+ miles of trail, built for riders who push their limits.
| Summer 2026 | Lifts Scheduled | Hours of Operation |
|---|---|---|
| May 22 - June 7 | Snowshed | Fri-Sun & May 25: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| June 12 - July 2 | Snowshed & Ramshead | Fri-Sat: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sun-Thu: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| July 3 - August 30 | K-1 Express Gondola | Fri-Sun: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| July 3 - September 1 | Snowshed & Ramshead | Fri-Sat: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sun-Thu: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| September 4 -14 | K-1 Express Gondola | Fri-Sun: 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. |
| September 2 - 23 | Snowshed & Ramshead | Daily: 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. |
| September 24 - October 12 | Snowshed, Ramshead, & K-1 Express Gondola | Daily: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m |
| October 16 - 18 | Snowshed & Ramshead | Fri-Sun: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| October 23 - 25 | Snowshed | Fri-Sun: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m |
Bike Park Trail Impacts for Events:
- Due to trail impacts from the Spartan Race, the K-1 Gondola will operate for scenic rides only from September 15-23. Mountain bikes will not be permitted on the gondola during this period. We appreciate your understanding as we prepare the mountain for this exciting event.
Season Passes
Your Season. Your Pass.
Whether you're riding all season or just getting started, there's a pass for everyone. Compare your options below.
Beast 365 All Seasons Pass
Enjoy unlimited summer access to the Bike Park, Adventure Center, scenic gondola, and golf, plus unlimited winter lift access at Killington and Pico. Includes an Ikon Base Pass with access to 70+ additional ski destinations. Pay monthly or in full.
Unlimited Bike Park Season Pass
Unlimited access to three dedicated lifts, including the Snowshed Express Quad, K-1 Express Gondola, and Ramshead Express Quad, giving you 30 miles, 35 trails, and 1,972 vertical feet of big mountain terrain for all ability levels.
Vermont Youth Pass
Vermont youth residents save big on summer access to the Killington Bike Park. The Vermont Youth Pass is now valid every day of the week. Plus, passholders can add an exclusive Monday-Friday seasonal bike rental - available only with this pass.
More at the Bike Park
There's More to Explore
Camp out with select nights designation camping areas with free overnight camping.
Trail conditions change quickly. Check live lift and trail status before you head out.
The Beast has over 40 miles of trail. Download or view the Bike Park trail map.
Regional Riding
90+ Miles Beyond the the Park
In addition to everything we offer at Killington Bike Park, the Killington region offers over 90 miles of non-lift serviced mountain bike trails. Plan to spend a few days with us to get the full Killington mountain bike experience.
Here are a few of our favorite local networks, whether you're looking to get an early morning pedal in before hitting the park or want to take a day to earn your downhill.
Killington Mountain Bike Club — Two separate but interconnected networks. Sherburne Trails and Base Camp Trails are located right in the town of Killington.
Pine Hill Park — Mostly technical singletrack in Rutland. 15 miles west of Killington.
Woodstock Area Mountain Bike Association — Three unique trail networks in Woodstock. 20 miles east of Killington.
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