Killington Bike Park
Lift-served bike park · Central Vermont · VT
Trails: 36 · May – Oct
$70 day ticket
1,500 ft vertical · 205 acres · 39 trails · 5 lifts
For the 2026–27 season. Check blackout dates on holiday weeks.
Targets opening in 37 days
Lifts open in early December (projected Dec 5) and the season runs to about the first week of April. Open Thu–Sun plus holiday weeks, with surprise powder days.
Old-school steeps and glades, with capped crowds.
An independent throwback with narrow, twisting 1960s trails, 1,500 ft of vertical and lots of tree skiing on and off the map. Day tickets are capped at 1,500 a day, it runs Thursday to Sunday plus holiday weeks, and the Black Line Tavern is the après hub. Best for advanced skiers who like natural snow and no lift lines.
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2026–27 dates where they’re posted. “Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.
Dinner and a live band in the Black Line Tavern, with fireworks at midnight.
Affordable slopeside lodge at Magic’s base, with its own restaurant and bar.
Old-school ski lodge by the mountain, named by Magic’s founder Hans Thorner.
Lodge-style hotel at the base of Bromley with a restaurant and game room.
Alpine-chalet motel with 12 simple rooms, private baths and woodland views.
One of Vermont’s first après-ski lodges, from the 1930s, with a fireplace tavern and chef-driven dinners.
Rates are typical winter lows before taxes and fees, and change constantly. Book on the property’s own site.
Lit skiing off the Abracadabra handle tow on Friday and Saturday evenings, 4–7 pm, for $44 online.
18 km of classic and skate trails plus 6 km of snowshoe trails along the West River.
The classic Weston general store, packed with Vermont foods and old-fashioned goods.
Quiet Nordic center in Peru with about 25 km of trails and rentals.
Magic’s après hub, with Vermont beers, hearty food and live bands on Saturdays.
Overflow bar on the Alpen Deck, usually open Saturdays and holiday periods in winter.
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