Snow-covered ski slopes and trees under a cloudy sky in a mountainous landscape.

Mountain Stats

Discover The Beast & Pico Mountain

Experience the thrill of seven unique mountain areas (including Pico Mountain), crowned by Killington Peak, which is Vermont's second-highest summit at 4,241 feet. From base to peak, adventure awaits.

4241'

Killington Peak (Summit)

3800'

Skye Peak

3610'

Ramshead Peak

3592'

Snowdon Peak

3262'

Bear Mountain Peak

2456'

Sunrise Mountain Peak

1165'

Base Elevation (Skyeship)

3967'

Pico Mountain Peak

3050'

Vertical Drop

Room to Roam

At 1,977 skiable acres, Killington + Pico is one mega mountain playground.

	KILLINGTON RESORT	PICO MOUNTAIN	COMBINED TOTAL
Skiable Acres	1,509	468	1,977
Miles of Trails	73	19	92
Trails	155	58	213
Easier	17%	18%
More Difficult	40%	46%
Most/Extremely Difficult	43%	36%
Total Lifts	19	5	24
Gondolas	3	0	3
Six-Packs	2	0	2
Quads	9	2	11
Triples	2	2
Doubles	1	0
Carpets	2	1

Snowboarder performing a trick on a railing near a wooden cabin in a snowy landscape.

Killington Parks

Killington Parks is a network of top tier terrain parks that offer something for every skier and rider from mellow boxes in Steezy Street to large freestyle features in Dream Maker. Our industry leading Park Crew is dedicated to creating the best terrain parks in the east all season long. So, whether your looking to slide some steel for the first time or stomp your first cork 1080, Killington Parks is the place to make your freestyle dreams come true.

Bear Mountain

18-foot modified halfpipe
The Stash
Dream Maker
Stash Woods 1, 2, & 3

Ramshead Mountain

Timberline
Easy Street
Lil' Stash

Early & Late Season

Reason
Mouse Run

Pico Mountain

Prospector
Panhandler

Monthly Temperature Average

	JAN	FEB	MAR	APR	MAY	JUN	JUL	AUG	SEP	OCT	NOV	DEC
Average High	31	34	44	57	70	78	82	80	71	60	47	35
Average Low	10	12	22	33	43	52	56	55	47	36	28	16

Monthly Snowfall Average

Month	Avg Snowfall
November	29 inches
December	33 inches
January	52 inches
February	55 inches
March	57 inches
April	24 inches

measured at the 4,000-foot level below the summit of Killington Peak

Annual Snowfall

Season	Total Snowfall	Snowfall after March 1
2025/26	195"	19"
2024/25	253"	32"
2023/24	239"	100"
2022/23	197"	100"
2021/22	216"	73"
2020/21	217"	31"
2019/20	192" (through May 9)	31"
2018/19	233"	49"
2017/18	232"	98"
2016/17	249"	66"
2015/16	81"	26"
2014/15	197"	26"
2013/14	196"	49"
2012/13	208"	49"
2011/12	152"	42"
2010/11	263"	53"
2009/10	230"	38"
2008/09	283"	30"
2007/08	282"	62"
2006/07	294"	125"
2005/06	191"	24"
2004/05	206"	55"
2003/04	215"	50"
2002/03	291"	58"
2001/02	192"	63"
2000/01	316"	125"
1999/00	209"	50"
1998/99	186"	55"
1997/98	242"	65"
1996/97	301"	119"
1995/96	307"	120"
1994/95	182"	36"
1993/94	279"	62"
1992/93	300"	99"
1991/92	198"	49"
1990/91	209"	39"
1989/90	249"	44"
1988/89	202"	42"
1987/88	238"	55"

Snowflakes falling against a soft, blurred blue background.

Facts & Flakes

To complement 250 inches of natural snowfall each winter, our snowmaking system covers 600 of our skiable acres. Under ideal conditions, Killington’s snowmaking system delivers 9 million gallons of water per day to around 300 snowguns, covering 45 acres with 12 inches of fresh snow every 24 hours. Our snowmaking system features almost 100 miles of pipe and 2,600 snowguns (including more than 1,000 low-energy snowguns). In the middle of winter, Killington's 20+ snowcats groom more than 40 miles of terrain on a nightly basis.

The Beast Has the Biggest Summer

Covering over 30 miles and 35 trails of lift-operated mountain biking. Offering an 18-hole golf course, a Summer Adventure Center, and Scenic Gondola Rides for all to enjoy.

11 Trails

Snowshed Express Quad

15 Trails

K-1 Express Gondola

10 Trails

Ramshead Express Quad

Par 72

18-Hole Golf Course

9 Attractions

Summer Adventure Center