KILLINGTON RESORT

Mont Killington, Vermont, carte des pistes


 


FACTS AND FIGURES

With the K-1 Lodge situated at 2,500 feet above sea level and Killington Peak reaching 4,241 feet, our elevation advantage equals more natural snow and optimal temperatures and conditions to produce our machine-made snow.

  • To compliment Mother Nature's average of 250 inches of natural snow each winter, our snowmaking system covers 600 of our skiable acres - that's more acres than some eastern resorts have in total skiable terrain.
  • When conditions are at their best, in an hours time, Killington's snowmaking system pumps more than 720,000 gallons of water to 240 snow guns, covering 80 acres with 12 inches of fresh snow.
  • Our snowmaking system features 88 miles of pipe, 1,700 snow guns (including more than 500 Low Energy guns), and a virtually endless supply of water to produce machine-made snow.
  • Killington's 17 snowcats -- including three winch cats for grooming steeper slopes -- groom more than 40 miles of terrain on a nightly basis so we can offer our guests a consistent top-to-bottom surface every day of the season.

Killington's snowmaking capacity and grooming allow us to apply an enormous amount of resources to any extreme winter weather condition Mother Nature throws at us. What that means for you is a dependable and consistent snow surface every morning, despite what the weather conditions were the previous night.

 

Combine our abundant natural snowfall with the world's most extensive snowmaking system and Killington's elevation advantage, and what you get are the some of the best snow surface conditions all through the season.

WINTER SEASON INFORMATION

 
Season     Open / Close Dates Total Snowfall        Snowfall after March 1
2014/15 November 3 - May 24 197" 26"
2013/14 October 23 - May 18 196" 49"
2012/13 Oct. 13-15; Nov. 5-May 26 208" 49"
2011/12 October 29 - April 22 152" 42"
2010/11 November  2 - May 1 263" 53"
2009/10 November  7 - April 25   230" 38"
2008/09 Nov. 2-6, Nov. 19-May 2 283" 30"
2007/08 November 16 - April 20 282" 62"
2006/07 November 23 - May 6 294" 125"
2005/06 Oct. 29-30; Nov. 19 - May 1 191" 24"
2004/05 November 9 - May 15 206" 55"
2003/04 November 10 - May 12 215" 50"
2002/03 October 25 - May 26 291" 58"
2001/02 November 6 - June 1 192" 63"
2000/01 October 29 - May 27 316" 125"
1999/00 October 25 - May 29 209" 50"
1998/99 October 22 - May 25 186" 55"
1997/98 October 1 - May 25 242" 65"
1996/97 October 4 - June 22 301" 119"
1995/96 October 17 - June 10 307" 120"
1994/95 October 3 - June 4 182" 36"
1993/94 October 1 - June 9 279" 62"
1992/93 October 1 - June 1 300" 99"
1991/92 October 21 - June 14 198" 49"
1990/91 October 27 - May 28 206" 39"
1989/90 October 10 - May 28 249" 44"
1988/89 October 13 - May 21 202" 42"
1987/88 October 12 - June 1 238" 55"

 

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Heures d'ouverture:
  • Lundi
  • Mardi
  • Mercredi
  • Jeudi
  • Vendredi:
  • Samedi:
  • Dimanche : de 7h à 9h

Région: 

ouvert => oui / non: 

non

Pistes Jour: 

62

Pistes totales: 

155

Pistes soir: 

0

Pistes soir total: 

0

Base: 

n/a - n/d

Surface: 

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couverture: 

n/d

remontées jour: 

0

Accumulation 24 heures: 

5 in

48 dernières heures: 

n/a - n/d

7 derniers jours: 

n/a - n/d

Accumulation Neige à date: 

n/a - n/d

Accumulation annuelle: 

193 cm 76 po

parcs à neige ouverts: 

0

parcs à neige total: 

0

sous-bois ouverts: 

0

sous-bois total: 

0

Randonnées alpines ouvertes: 

0

Randonnées alpines total: 

0

Date mise-à-jour: 

n/a - n/d

Message du jour: 

n/a - n/d

Dénivellation(m): 

930

Dénivellation(ft): 

3,050

longitude: 

-72.859700

latitude: 

43.635845

date d'ouverture: 

2024

Activités et autres services: 

Ski de soirée: 

Non

parcs à neige: 

Oui

Ski de fond: 

Oui

Raquette: 

Oui

Tubes: 

Non

Location: 

Oui

Casiers: 

Oui

Garderie: 

Oui

Restaurant: 

Oui

Cafétéria: 

Oui

Bar: 

Oui

Hébergement: 

Oui

Boutique: 

Oui

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Mont Killington, Vermont, carte des pistes