Killington Ski Holidays

"Killington is a great ski holiday destination - it has the biggest ski area in New England with a superb selection of terrain, particularly for intermediates and beginners – rocking night life for those that want it as well."

Our expert James Rivers

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Beginners

9 / 10

Intermediates

10 / 10

Experts

7 / 10

Families

7 / 10

Nightlife

8 / 10

Village Charm

5 / 10

Affordability

8 / 10

Non Ski Activities

6 / 10

Sustainable Tourism

9 / 10

Early Dec - 10 April 11

Season:

Boston

Nearest Airport:

3 hours

Transfer Time:

Car Hire

Transport:

4,215 ft

Elevation:

3,050 ft

Vertical Drop:

1,200 acres

Ski Area:

Ski Lifts:

141

Runs:

31% advanced
39% intermediates
30% beginners

Grade:

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The largest of the New England ski resorts, Killington is easily accessed from the UK, has a good range of skiing and a lively atmosphere - a winning ski holiday formula for many British skiers.

There is plenty of accommodation including self-catering condos, hotels, B&Bs and motels, as well as restaurants and lively bars. Skiing is on 6 separate mountains and the lift pass also covers the adjoining Pico Mountain ski area.

There is no real resort village at Killington - the accommodation, bars and restaurants are spread out along the 5 mile access road and in the surrounding area. The shuttle buses are excellent, but it is worth having a car to get to the skiing and aprés-ski.

The possibility of spending a couple of nights in Boston on your return, or visiting the Factory Outlet shopping centres, make skiing in New England additionally attractive, as does combining a trip to Killington with one of the other North Eastern ski resorts.