Killington Resort is a ski resort in Vermont. It offers 3,050 feet of vertical drop, 1,509 skiable acres, 155 marked runs, served by 19 lifts, with an average of about 250" of snow a year. Killington Basin opened December 13, 1958 after founder Preston Leete Smith spent years assembling financing and developing state-land access. In fall 2024, the resort was purchased from POWDR by a group of passholders with longstanding ties to Killington. Killington emphasizes a long ski season and a large snowmaking system; the resort says snowmaking covers 600 acres and can use roughly 300 snowguns under ideal conditions.
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