Killington's Beast Mode: Fresh Powder and Epic Vert Await This Weekend
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Killington's Beast Mode: Fresh Powder and Epic Vert Await This Weekend
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Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont
Hey, powder hounds and carve kings! Killington, the Beast of the East, is roaring with prime shredding conditions right now. Base depths sit at a solid 16-30 inches, holding strong across its massive 1,516 skiable acres and 155 trails, thanks to the Northeast's biggest snowmaking army keeping things beastly even when nature slacks. Summit at 4,241 feet is loaded for those epic vert drops of 3,076 feet.
Freshies? You've got 3 inches in the last 24 and 48 hours, with 6 inches over 72 hours—enough to refresh those groomers without burying your tips. Season total's stacking up at 146 inches, well on pace for Killington's legendary long haul into spring. Primary surfaces are machine-groomed bliss, with packed powder as backup—wide cruisers, steeps, moguls, and glades calling all levels from greenhorns to park rats.
Lifts and trails? The full fleet of 20 chairs, including gondolas and that speedy six-pack bubble, are spinning, though exact open counts aren't pinned down—expect the most terrain open in the East, open daily 9a-4p weekdays, 8a-4p weekends. Piste is carve-ready and responsive, while off-piste varies with recent dumps; stash-hunters, watch for wind crust but score cold-preserved powder in shaded trees—just pack your avy gear.
Weather's playing nice today with snow flurries, highs around 21-23°F dipping to -1°F overnight—bundle up for that crisp carve. Look ahead: Tomorrow partly cloudy at 16-25°F, then warming to 29°F midweek with possible new snow (1-3 inches forecast), but forecasts hint at cloudier vibes and light winds through the weekend. No major storms brewing, but Killington's snowmaking crew has your back.
Pro tips from the locals: Check pass validity online, snag Learn to Ski/Ride deals for free tickets, and note blackout dates Feb 14-15 for Ikon passes. Sunshine's peeking, temps cold enough to preserve the base—grab your board and charge the Beast before it gets tracked out! Who's ripping tomorrow?
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