Killington Resort has added a new executive and youth program director – with ski resort experience on East and West Coasts – to its roster of employees. Robert Megnin, the resort’s new director of sales and marketing, comes from New Jersey’s Mountain Creek Resort. Dave Beckwith, hailing from Snoqualmie Pass, Read more…
After an unseasonably warm November, which saw Killington closed on Thanksgiving for the first time in over 20 years, the mountain re-opens today at 9am after an extensive snowmaking campaign. Today’s opening will see the K-1 Gondola and North Ridge Triple serving 13 runs. 190 snowmaking guns will continue blowing Read more…
Killington is open again today and Saturday with Sunday’s opening to be announced this weekend depending on the weather. This will now mean at least 5 ski days before November 15! Thanks to their extensive snowmaking system and recent upgrades, they have four open trails (Rime Reason, Upper East Fall Read more…
After some pretty extensive snowmaking over the last few days and some help from mother nature with colder temps, Killington opened for the 2009-2010 ski season today! Way to go guys! Check out the videos and photos from Killington below: More photos are available on the Killington Facebook page.
Just a week ago, we were wondering when the new Killington web site would be launched, and now we know…today. The site just launched a couple of hours ago. Like the new logo, the new web site is a tremendous improvement over the old, dated site. The new site design Read more…
Today is the last day to purchase one of the best deals Killington is offering for the season, the K50 ticket. For just $50 each, you may purchase up to four lift tickets valid on all but 17 blackout days. This is a $27 savings off the Sunday – Friday Read more…
It’s official! Snowmaking is underway for the 2009-2001 ski season at Killington. According to Killington’s press release, crews reported to the mountain at 1am this morning and began making snow with a number of guns going on the Reason trail in the Northridge area. Later today, they expect to have Read more…