Where do pickups originate?

Pickups start at designated New York City and Brooklyn hubs; exact locations and times are listed on the booking page.

Are lift tickets included?

Lift tickets may not be included by default—check the FareHarbor listing or add-ons at booking for ticket options.

What level of skier is this trip for?

The itinerary targets intermediate to advanced skiers and snowboarders who can sustain full days on mixed terrain; beginners are welcome but should expect a faster pace.

What is the lodging like?

Accommodations are hand-picked lodges near the lifts to maximize slope time and nighttime convenience; specifics are provided after booking.

How much luggage can I bring on the coach?

Space is limited—pack compactly and check the booking page for any baggage limits or soft-case recommendations.

What happens if weather or traffic delays pickup?

OvR manages route adjustments; maintain flexibility and monitor communications from the operator for updated pickup windows.

Killington Holidays OvRnight: Two-Day Ski Mission from NYC

Killington Holidays OvRnight takes aim at midwinter mayhem with a compact, high-energy two-day ski-and-ride mission to Killington, Vermont. Departing from New York City and Brooklyn pickup hubs, this overnight trip drops you into one of New England's largest ski areas — a six-peak playground carved into the Green Mountains. Expect crisp high-alpine corduroy, deep mid-winter snowpack, and the kind of base-lodge bonfires and holiday crowd energy that make Killington feel like a seasonal village come alive.

The trip is built around speed and simplicity: a coach route that severs the white-knuckle slog of holiday driving, timed to get you to first lifts with fresh legs and a full day on varied terrain. You'll sleep in a hand-picked local lodge steps from the lifts, spend an evening sampling access-road nightlife, and return to the city Sunday evening with maximum vertical logged and a handful of new riding partners. OvR's bus is designed for snowboarders and skiers who want to compress a long resort experience into a focused burst — heaters on, stoke high, and occasional free après drinks when the trip schedule allows.

On the hill, terrain ranges from groomed cruisers that reward early morning corduroy to glades and steeper pitches that hold mid-winter snowpack longer than lower-elevation runs. The Green Mountains' glacially shaped slopes and stands of spruce and fir give Killington a raw, forested character; wildlife sightings are quiet and seasonal, but the landscape itself is the main attraction. For riders chasing the holiday vibe, few regional options match a short-trip formula that combines easy logistics with slope time.

Practical notes: pack layers for variable mountain winds, secure boot storage on the coach, and bring a small daypack for water and an extra layer. Lift tickets and gear rentals may or may not be included — confirm at booking — and be prepared for flexible pickup windows when road or weather conditions shift. This trip suits intermediate to advanced skiers and snowboarders who can move efficiently through a full day of mixed terrain; beginners will find value but should expect a fast pace.

Why book it? If you crave a concentrated hit of New England winter — fresh corduroy, lively resort atmosphere, and the convenience of leaving the driving to a guide — this two-day OvRnight run is a precise solution. It turns a potentially stressful holiday weekend into a tight, memorable mission on the slopes, with easy logistics, social energy, and the kind of summit-to-base stories that keep riders signing up year after year. Visit the booking link for specific New York and Brooklyn pickup points, baggage policies, and lift-ticket options; holiday trips sell fast, so reserve early to secure your seat and maximize slope time every season.