WINTER
Winter Activities
Winter in Vermont is like a winter wonderland. Besides the many outdoor activities one can do, you can just drive around and enjoy the Hallmark-card like sceneries and villages.
Winter in Vermont is like a winter wonderland. Besides the many outdoor activities one can do, you can just drive around and enjoy the Hallmark-card like sceneries and villages.
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Whether you are into downhill skiing, cross country skiing, or snowboarding – we have plenty of places in the area that will accommodate you. You will find a variety of rental and retail shops that can outfit you with everything you need. Click on the icons above to explore all the Killington area has to offer.
This area is filled with many cross country skiing and downhill opportunities. Killington and Pico Resorts offers the most downhill skiing and riding in the northeast. However, with the beautiful train there are many gently sloping trails groomed for your cross country enjoyment.
Get personalized attention by going to any of the many local rental shops. Everything you need for a great winter experience is one rental away. Renting is also a great way to try before you buy.
Whether this is your first time on skis or a snowboard, or whether you need a refresher or simply want to perfect a new technique, there are teachers available to help you at any level.
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Snowshoeing is a Vermont tradition that can be a lot of fun. Strap snowshoes on and enjoy the freedom to explore a variety of scenic walks. Explore local trails on your own or take a guided tour. This is a great activity for all ages and ability levels.
There are a variety of guided and marked-trail opportunities in this region. There are also local trails that have easy access for snowshoeing. Click below to see all your options.
Love snowshoeing? It’s worth investing in your own pair. New to the activity? Renting is a great way to try it out. Each establishment handles rentals differently, so make sure to check with each business about their rules.
Guided tours are a great way to see new scenery and get a sense of the sport.
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Snowmobiling is a popular activity in Vermont and is a great way to see the vast wilderness. The thrill of exploring the various terrain brings many first timers back for more!
Vermont is home to an extensive ‘highway’ of snowmobile trails. The Vermont Association of Snow Travelers (VAST) organization maintains and grooms over 5,000 miles of trails. Visit their website to learn more about riding your own snowmobile on their trails.
Suites of great charm, with exposed beams and important original columns that have been preserved to create a unique & refined environment and luxury. This is the perfect accomodation for a single traveler.
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Winter in Vermont offers a variety of activities beyond skiing. Snow tubing or horse drawn sleigh rides are wonderful activities for couples and families who love to be outside in the winter.
Visit the tubing park at Killington Resort or head over to Mountain Top Inn & Resort or Mountain View Ranch for a variety of winter equestrian activities.
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Biking in the winter is a fun way to get outside even if you don’t know how to ski. If you can ride a bike you can do these activities. No expensive lessons needed!
Ski Biking is offered exclusively on the slopes of Killington Mountain. Fat Biking, however, can be enjoyed in many different locations. Pine Hill Park offers the most groomed trails in the winter and is a great option for all levels.
Suites of great charm, with exposed beams and important original columns that have been preserved to create a unique & refined environment and luxury. This is the perfect accomodation for a single traveler.
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Each season provides an opportunity for sightseeing in Vermont. In the Winter, get in your car and visit some of the neighboring villages or some of our frozen ponds and lakes.
Woodstock and historic Plymouth look like Hallmark card villages. Take a drive down Cloudland Road after a snowstorm. And make sure to look out for ice sculpture events and other activities away from the mountain.
Get a map and be your own tour guide, or hire one of the local tour providers to take you on tour.
Employees with Member Businesses in good standing with the KPAA (paid this year’s dues) qualify for the merchant ski pass. The validation system in place for the 24/25 season.
Vendors for the 2024 WineFest will be announced shortly
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