Spring Skiing Conditions and Deals at Killington Resort in Vermont

Ski Report for Killington Resort, Vermont

Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont

If you're itching to hit the slopes at Killington Resort in Vermont, you're in luck Right now, 52% of the pistes are open, with about 78.9 km of trails available out of a total 151.7 km, which is roughly 49 trails of 94.2 km at a more detailed level. Currently, 13 out of 22 lifts are spinning, offering plenty of options for skiers and snowboarders alike.

The snow conditions are a mixed bag, with no recent significant snowfall to speak of, but the resort is keeping the slopes groomed and in good shape. Last snowfall was a light dusting of about 5 cm on April 7, which didn't significantly impact the base depth but added a bit of freshness to the trails.

Temperatures are hovering around freezing, with highs around 32°F at the base and lows of about 20°F at the peak. This freeze-thaw weather pattern is common for spring skiing, making for variable piste conditions depending on the time of day. Off-piste conditions are similarly variable, with some soft patches but also icy spots.

Looking ahead, the next few days promise mostly dry conditions with some colder nights and warmer afternoons, which could result in a bit of ice forming in the mornings. Winds will be decreasing, making the mountain feel more pleasant.

As for season totals, Killington averages about 175 inches of snow annually, though this season's specific total isn't reported yet. This spring, Killington is undergoing significant upgrades, which might impact some operations but promises better facilities for future seasons.

Visitors can enjoy special deals, like registering a friend or family member for a Learn to Ski or Ride package, which comes with a free lift ticket for yourself. Additionally, booking lodging through Killington Resort can snag you some discounts on lift tickets. So pack your gear, grab your pass, and enjoy the slopes

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
If you're itching to hit the slopes at Killington Resort
in Vermont, you're in luck right now. Fifty two per
cent of the pets are open, with about seventy eight
point nine kilometers of trails available out of a total
one hundred and fifty one point seven kilometers, which is
roughly four nine trails of ninety four point two kilometers
At a more detailed level, currently thirteen out of twenty

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two lifts are spinning, offering plenty of options for skiers
and snowboarders alike. The snow conditions are a mixed bag,
with no recent significant snowfall to speak of, but the
resort is keeping the slopes groomed and in good shape.
Last snowfall was a light dusting of about five centimeters
on April seventh, which didn't significantly impact the base depth

(00:42):
but added a bit of freshness to the trails. Temperatures
are hovering around freezing, with highs around thirty two Greece
farris at the base and lows of about twenty eig
farres at the peak. This freeze thaw weather pattern is
common for spring skiing, making for variable pist conditions depending
on the time of day off pist conditions are similarly variable,

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with some soft patches but also icy spots. Looking ahead,
the next few days promise mostly dry conditions with some
colder nights and warmer afternoons which could result in a
bit of ice forming in the mornings. Winds will be decreasing,
making the mountain feel more pleasant. As for season totals,
Killington averages about one hundred and seventy five inches of

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snow annually remin though this season's specific total isn't reported yet.
This spring, Killington is undergoing significant upgrades, which might impact
some operations, but promises better facilities for future seasons. Visitors
can enjoy special deals like registering a friend or family
member for a learned to ski or ride package which

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comes with a free lift ticket for yourself. Additionally, booking
lodging through Killington Resort can snag you some discounts on
lift tickets. So pack your gear, grab your pass and
enjoy the slopes. And that is it for to day.
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