Killington is the best skiing on the east coast. The season lasts long and there is varied terrain for everyone. I highly recommend exploring the mountain and finding new slopes. Whether you love groomers, powder in the trees, or steep bump runs, Killington has the slope for you.

We love Killington!!!! Great snowmaking and plenty of trails from steep to cruising!!! There is one problem with Killington and its the lift system. Seems like everyday at least one lift goes down. Apres ski is great with a new lodge at the base area and access road has tons of options for food and drink.

Great snow, had an amazing time! Lifts moved well, along with the Gondola, what a great weekend!

The general resort was incredible. The routes in the mountains were amazing and had a beautiful scenery. The food was good, however a little pricey but overall a great experience. The ski school instructors were lovely and really helpful.

I skied Killington (Killi if you're local) for quite a few years and really found my groove there. It's a great resort with plenty of terrain, lots of lodges, good food on/off hill, and the skiing just can't be talked about enough! On a pow day you'll have some of the best snow of your life, on cold bitter days you'll have a good dusting over ice haha, but as long as you can find the snow you'll be alright. The blacks are steep and quick, the traverses are well planned out, and the trees somehow always have the perfect distance between them to go through smoothly. Just a terrific hill overall.

Killington is a larger mountain for the east coast. It has great trails for intermediate to expert skiers and riders. It isnt the most beginner friendly mountain, I went on a day with a ton of beginners and had to pick up and tow multiple people who got stuck on trails they werent ready for. The cafeteria prices are a little absurd but other mountains have charged the same for much worse food. Overall its a great mountain for somewhat able enthusiasts who want a wide selection of trails.

My favorite resort on the East. Massive terrain and great lift infrastructure, there's truly something for everyone. They have an incredible snowmaking system so if Mother Nature doesn't cooperate you're still skiing on quality snow. It can get a bit busy on holidays but if you know the mountain you know how to avoid the crowds. Awesome dining options like the Peak Lodge and the Killington Grand is one of the best ski resort hotels I've ever stayed at. The views from the pool are spectacular.

Really big montain and a little bit hard to navigate but really fun dans à lot of option. Great place to eat

I skied 100 days this year so far. Killington is so diverse and committed to a great experience that it was all I needed this season. I was never bored, nor had a bad day. A new Lodge, good food options, and helpful staff add to the experience. So many lifts that even on weekends I was never in line more than 7 minutes. You will not be disappointed here.

For the east coast, its hard to beat Killington. First open, last closed, they recover better after bad weather. Snowmaking during storms and thru mid March. Lots of terrain of all levels and groomers are great as well as mogul runs. Something for everyone all season.