Killington dominates Vermont skiing with 155 trails and 200 inches of snow at Killington Resort. Hikers hit the Appalachian Trail from Stony Brook Backcountry Shelter. Park your RV at Killington Campground at Alpenhof Lodge to shred slopes or summit peaks year-round.
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Killington Peak rises 4,235 feet as Vermont's second-highest summit, drawing crowds to Killington Resort's vast terrain. Skiers carve 200 trails across seven mountains; mountain bikers rip summer lift-served descents on the same paths. The Appalachian Trail slices through, past Stony Brook's cascading waters and wild blueberry patches. Events like the Killington Cup World Cup race pack spectators into November.
Killington Campground at Alpenhof Lodge bases skiers and families near resort shuttles on Killington Road. Stony Brook Backcountry Shelter fits thru-hikers chasing the Appalachian Trail's remote stretches, complete with drinking water. Both launch adventurers into Pico Peak views or Mendon Mountain trails without urban clutter.
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Killington excels in skiing and hiking. Killington Resort boasts 155 trails and hosts the Killington Cup World Cup race. The Appalachian Trail winds through peaks like Killington and Pico, luring summer trekkers to Stony Brook and beyond. Mountain biking thrives on lift-accessed trails too.
Yes, Killington Campground at Alpenhof Lodge welcomes pets. Stony Brook Backcountry Shelter suits leashed dogs on Appalachian Trail hikes. Always check park rules for restrictions during peak ski season.