Experience the Thrill: Volunteer at Killington’s Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–5 hours
Fitness Level
Volunteers should have moderate physical fitness, especially if skiing or carrying equipment outdoors in cold weather.
Overview
Dive into winter’s pulse by volunteering at Killington’s Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge. Ski challenging terrain, connect with the vibrant local ski community, and earn perks—all while supporting this iconic Vermont event.
Volunteer • Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge
Saturday • Free Killington Lift Ticket • Registration, Runners, Tear Down
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About This Adventure
Join the Killington Events Team as a volunteer and immerse yourself in an exhilarating winter experience! Help with registration, assist skilled skiers on the slopes, or support live bands at the Bear Mountain Lodge. This unique opportunity combines outdoor adventure with community spirit, making it a memorable way to engage in the event!
Join the Killington Events Team as a volunteer and immerse yourself in an exhilarating winter experience! Help with registration, assist skilled skiers on the slopes, or support live bands at the Bear Mountain Lodge. This unique opportunity combines outdoor adventure with community spirit, making it a memorable way to engage in the event!
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers for Winter Conditions
Temperatures can fluctuate quickly on Bear Mountain; bring moisture-wicking base layers, insulated mid-layers, and waterproof outerwear.
Bring Your Ski or Snowboard Gear for Outdoor Roles
If volunteering as a runner or for tear-down tasks, have your equipment ready to navigate the slopes efficiently.
Hydrate and Fuel Up
Long shifts in cold weather demand steady hydration and nutrition—pack snacks and water to stay energized throughout your volunteer shift.
Confirm Your Shift and Check In Early
Arrive a few minutes before your scheduled time and check in at the Fuel TV Lounge to receive your assignments and gear.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Red fox
History
Killington Resort opened in the 1950s and quickly grew into one of the largest ski areas in the Eastern U.S., with Bear Mountain offering some of its most challenging runs.
Conservation
Killington prioritizes sustainable snowmaking and careful trail maintenance to minimize environmental impacts while ensuring long ski seasons.
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Adventure Hotspots in Killington
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof Ski Jacket
Protects against snow and wind while volunteering on the mountain slopes.
winter specific
Insulated Gloves
Keeps hands warm and dexterous during outdoor tasks and ski runs.
winter specific
Helmet
Provides safety on ski slopes when working outdoors and navigating terrain.
winter specific
Layered Clothing
Helps adapt to changing temperatures and activity levels throughout your shift.
winter specific