Things to Do In Killington Vermont
Killington in the Winter
The winter season in Vermont is a very popular time of year. Winter in Killington is beautiful with its abundance of fresh snow. For people who love to ski, Killington is perfect as it is home to the Killington Ski Resort, the largest ski resort on the East Coast! It features 200 slopes, 31 ski lifts, and around 90 miles of beautiful terrain to enjoy. During the winter, you can experience some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the country.
There’s more than just skiing in Killington
Snowmobiling tours are available, allowing you to go on some of the best trails in the United States, which include the Vast Trail. Snowshoeing and Cross-Country Skiing are also popular in the Killington region. Visit during any of the winter months for the full Killington outdoor adventure experience.
Other winter activities you can enjoy include sleigh rides, theater, arts, shopping, snow tubing, and more. You can also go ice skating or indoor rock climbing if you need a break from the outdoors.
Looking to find that perfect fishing hole? Did you know all our rentals are located near some of the best fishing spots Vermont has to offer? If spending the day on the water with the family casting some lures while enjoying the beauty that is Killington is your thing, Stream and Brook Fly Fishing has you covered.
For hikers, Killington is the place for you as there are several incredible Green Mountain hiking trails, and exploring the trails is one of the best things to do in Killington in the fall. Take a guided tour hiking the Appalachian or Long Trail. Get close to the seven peaks of Killington Mountain, while enjoying the majestic beauty of the area. You can take Gondola Rides, which run from 8 am – 5 pm to have access to those hot hiking areas. The ride will take you to the top of Killington Peak, which is 4,241 feet high.
If you like to swing the clubs, Killington is the place for you, as it is home to some of the nicest golf courses in the United States. You will be able to experience beautiful views as you play on Killington’s par 72 golf course, which is great for beginners to advanced golfers. Then there is the Green Mountain National. With its challenging design features carved out of the majestic Green Mountains, their course offers solitude and a “private” golf experience that will challenge players of all abilities.
If your thing is two wheels and the purr of an engine, Vermont’s roadways offer a variety of riding experiences for every motorcyclist. If getting a little dirty is your thing, Vermont’s has you covered with 8,000 miles of dirt roads. Sport riders enjoy the “twisty’s like Route 232 through Groton State Forest and the 53 turns in seven miles found on Route 17 — the Appalachian Gap. Cruisers and touring riders can relax on roads like Vermont Route 30, rolling from Poultney to Middlebury or on the miles of Vermont’s Scenic Byways. Rentals are available: Moto Vermont and Green Mountain Harley Davidson.
