A must do while in Killington! Ride the gondola, eat lunch at the top, hike to the peak. Easy hike to the peak. Gorgeous!

A fun place to relax. Like the outdoor saltwater heated pool, hot tubs and gym. Accommodations were good. Beds were too short, sheets good quality. Bathrooms very nice except very low water pressure and cheesy bathtubs. A nice walk in shower would be more in order. Bring your own food or go elsewhere to eat. The cost doesn't match the... More 

In the first week of September, this resort was as close to a ghost town as you're likely to get. The town really does close down between the end of ski season and the start of "foliage". While West Coast ski resorts can attract a variety of business year round, it seems that Vermont loses out to the beach in... More 

Great activities ! Nice people ! Would definitely recommend to anyone! Great for all ages! Their coaster ( better then the alpine slide) was so cool! Fast and safe!!

After decades of not skiing, we went to check out Killington in the Summer. Glad to report that the place is thriving. Zip lines, the Beast Coaster, downhill biking, kayaking, canoeing, and live entertainment. The place was jumping and fun to be at! The Beast Coaster ride was a blast and worth the $17 ticket. My wife tried the zip... More 

We stayed at Mountain Green, Unit E19 bldg III. Great room..you can tell the owners take pride in their place. We hiked to the summit via I-H-E trails. Awesome view of the surrounding mountains and area from the peak..don't forget to pass the Peak Lodge and continue to Trail J to reach the Summit. Great spot to just relax and... More 

Killington Resort lives up to its nickname. The Beast is one of the largest resorts in Vermont and all of New England. It has several base areas and also has a great resort town to support. The Killngton Grand Hotel which is located slopeside. Resort offers skiing and snowboarding in the winter and Mountain biking in the summer. They also... More 

A nice place to hike and enjoy the crisp mountain air. We also visited the gift shop and bought tshirts. The employees were so helpful. I would love to come back in the Winter to ski!

Truth in advertising: I moved to Killington because I like to ski there. Yes, it's big, sprawling, often crowded... but I like to disappear into the trees and see the masses only on the lifts. Pico rocks too!