Killington Bike Park

The biggest lift-served bike park in New England.

Killington runs 36 trails and more than 30 miles of lift-served riding off three lifts, with nearly 2,000 feet of vertical. Terrain runs from flow trails to technical freeride, and the new Side Quest trail adds another option off the Ramshead Quad. First-timers get a lesson, rental and ticket package; experienced riders get long laps from the K-1 Gondola.

At a glance

Trails

36

Trail miles

30+

Vertical

Nearly 2,000 ft

Lifts

3 (K-1 Gondola, Ramshead, Snowshed)

Top

4,241 ft (Killington Peak)

Good for

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert

What’s here

• Lift-served
• Downhill
• Flow trails
• E-bikes allowed
• Bike rentals
• Lessons and camps

Rentals, guides and shops

• Killington bike rentals

  Full-suspension downhill rentals at Snowshed, with packages from $143 a day in 2026 and performance-bike upgrades.

• Killington lessons and camps

  Experience Downhill first-timer package, group clinics, private lessons, youth camps and Divas of Dirt women’s sessions.

• Base Camp Bike & Ski

  Killington shop with trail-bike rentals (about $120 a day) and freeride and downhill rentals (about $150), plus service.

Events

“Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.

• EventOct 9–11Past

  KSC Monster Ski & Bike Sale and Swap

  The Killington Ski Club’s big used-gear sale and swap, with bikes alongside the skis.

Where to stay

• slopesideKillington Grand Resort Hotel

  The resort’s full-service hotel, with a heated outdoor pool, the Grand Spa and a restaurant, close to the bike park lifts.

  At the base
• lodgeCascades Lodge

  Small hotel near Snowshed with an indoor pool, sauna and hot tub, and a pub.

  5 min walk
• innBirch Ridge Inn

  A refined, quiet country inn close to the Killington access road.

  5 min drive
• innInn at Long Trail

  Classic lodge open since 1938, with breakfast included and McGrath’s Irish Pub downstairs.

  10 min drive

Nearby

• Snowshed Adventure Center · At the base

  The Beast Mountain Coaster, a zip line, ropes course and climbing wall at the base area.

• Gifford Woods State Park · 5 min drive

  Old-growth hardwood forest, Kent Pond and a campground where the Appalachian Trail crosses Route 100.

• Long Trail Brewing · 20 min drive

  Big riverside brewery and pub in Bridgewater Corners.

Getting there

• Burlington International (BTV) · about 1 hr 50 min drive
• Boston · about 3 hr
• New York City · about 4.5 hr

Directions in Google Maps