Join Killington’s kparks Spring Send-Off on April 12th for a thrilling day of ski and snowboard jam sessions, competitions, free food, and raffle prizes in Timberline Park. Celebrate the end of winter with new terrain features and community stoke at this iconic Vermont event.
Join Killington’s kparks Spring Send-Off on April 12th for a thrilling day of ski and snowboard jam sessions, competitions, free food, and raffle prizes in Timberline Park. Celebrate the end of winter with new terrain features and community stoke at this iconic Vermont event.
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Operated by Killington · Killington, Vermont
moderate.
5 hours.
Moderate fitness recommended—be prepared for multiple freestyle runs and standing for extended sessions.
No, lift tickets must be purchased separately to participate in the event.
The event is designed for intermediate and advanced freestyle riders; beginners may find some features challenging.
There are no specified minimum or maximum age limits announced for this event.
Check-in is at Ramshead Lodge before the event to receive your bib and information.
Certain areas will be closed for competition safety; please respect all signage and avoid off-limits sections.
Yes, competitors are split based on equipment type into ski and snowboard categories.
Killington Resort was established in 1958 and has grown into the largest ski area in the Eastern U.S., known for its progressive park terrain.
Killington Resort actively promotes sustainable mountain operations, including erosion control and recycling programs to minimize environmental impact.
Killington is a year-round outdoor events destination in Killington, Vermont, known for a diverse calendar of seasonal competitions, festivals, and community gatherings. The property hosts summer golf events, including the Michelob ULTRA Golf League at Killington Golf Course, a Thursday night 9-hole scramble series running from June 12 to August 28 with prizes, dinner, and local giveaways. In autumn, Killington stages Killington Brewfest at Pico Mountain, featuring live music, food, and craft offerings from about 40 breweries, ciders, and seltzers against Vermont foliage. Winter events include organized competitions at Bear Mountain Lodge such as the Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge and amateur races with age divisions and discounted lift tickets, plus volunteer-driven activities supporting safety and operations. Spring highlights include the annual Pond Skim and volunteer opportunities that aid participant safety and event logistics; the kparks Spring Send-Off jam in Timberline Park; the Slash & Berm Grom Slalom for riders 13 and under supporting Wings for Life; and a lively Mini Shred Madness at Pico with crew support. Killington also presents community gatherings such as an Easter Sunrise Service reached via the K-1 Gondola with a non-denominational service at Peak Lodge and a shared breakfast. Multiple volunteer roles are available across events, offering lift tickets, meals, and hands-on experience. Each event listing emphasizes safety, community involvement, and competitive or celebratory elements, providing visitors and volunteers clear expectations and organized programming. The Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge accepts the first 150 registrants for competition, with course inspection, safety measures, and volunteer support available.
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