Where to stay at Killington

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What are Killington’s base areas?

  • Skyeship, on Route 4: beginner, intermediate and advanced terrain, and the Skyeship Gondola
  • Bear Mountain: beginner, intermediate and advanced terrain
  • Snowshed: beginner terrain with easy access to intermediate and advanced, lessons and rentals
  • Ramshead: beginner and intermediate terrain, Killington Parks and children’s lessons
  • K-1: intermediate and advanced terrain, and the K-1 Express Gondola to Killington Peak

Is parking free at Killington?

Yes. Parking is free at all five base lodges; K-1 also has paid preferred parking and Snowshed paid valet parking. Shuttles loop between the open base lodges and parking areas from 30 minutes before the lifts open until 5:00 PM.

Why stay on a trail?

A house on a trail skips the morning drive and the parking lot. Killington House is on Great Eastern, which runs down to the Skyeship base, and you can ski home to it from nearly any lift.

How far is the house from the base areas, shops and restaurants?

  • Bear Mountain and Skyeship Gondola base areas: 3 minutes
  • Snowshed and Ramshead base areas: 7 minutes
  • K-1 base area: 8 minutes
  • Ski shops: 8 minutes (Forerunner, Basin Sports, Peak Performance, Northern Ski Works)
  • Restaurants: 8 minutes (Sushi Yoshi, Lookout Tavern, Casey’s Caboose, Wobbly Barn Steakhouse, Liquid Art)

Does it work for a group?

The house has 11 beds across four bedrooms and a loft, a dining table that seats the whole group, a kitchen island that seats five and a second living room in the lower-level den. $1,100 a night from December through March.

Source: Killington Resort transportation, parking and shuttles, killington.com/transportation-parking-and-shuttles

Killington House

$1,100 a night

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thomasjbaltay@gmail.com(781) 783-2255

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e.g. Jan 8–11, 2027

thomasjbaltay@gmail.com(781) 783-2255