It’s not nicknamed “The Beast of the East” for nothing.
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Killington Ski ResortinVermontmore than earns the nickname Beast of the East.
After all, its home to the second-highest summit across the entireGreen Mountain range.
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But thats not its only superlative.
But hang on, because theres more.
Heres how you’re able to plan a fantastic trip of your own.
Sadly, that hasnt been the case in a few years.
Continental breakfast is included, and pets are welcome.
Depending on how much gear you have, its also close enough to walk to the base lift.
The 102 rooms are modern and bright.
Here are two standouts.
The dining room is rustic and romantically lit, with wrought iron chandeliers and aged wood floors.
There is an extensive wine list and an assortment of Vermont craft beers.
The pub-like atmosphere is festive and warm, with garlic braids hanging everywhere.
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Its no secret that Killington likes to party.
The parking lot fills up early with skiers looking to grab a pint (or two) before dinner.
If you get stuck here, the BBQ pulled pork sandwich is a local favorite.
Pickle Barrel: You havent experienced Killington nightlife without going to thePickle Barrel.
Expect fun-loving crowds, long lines, and spilled drinks.
Wobbly Barn: A short hop away is the towns other nightclub mainstay:The Wobbly Barn.
Owned by Killing on Resort, the venue packs them in with live bands and DJs on weekends.
It also has a terrific steakhouse on the lower level that gets rowdier as the night progresses.
Helmets and boots are provided; warm snowsuits are available for an extra fee.
Go tubing:Who says tubing is only for kids?
Race your friends atKillington Tubing Park, located across East Mountain Road from the base lodge and resort.
Tubing sessions are one hour long and can be booked in advance.
An assortment of treatments are available, including a Himalayan salt massage and acupuncture.
Day passes for the 2023/2034 winter season start at $136.
Parking:Free parking is available at all the base lodges.
On weekends and peak days, there ispreferred parking at K-1 and valet parking at Snowshedfor $40.
There are also several terrain parks and an 18-foot modified halfpipe later in the season.
