moderate
2–6 hours depending on event
Participants should have moderate fitness; endurance and technical skills vary by event.
From intense mogul slaloms to lively mountain biking races, Killington offers a unique blend of outdoor events set against Vermont’s Green Mountains. Whether you’re a seasoned shredder or family looking for fresh mountain fun, Killington’s calendar delivers.
Bring plenty of water when participating in or watching uphill programs like Path to the Peak to avoid fatigue and heat-related issues.
For downhill and slalom events, helmets and pads are critical to prevent injury on steep, technical trails.
Late winter and early spring conditions can be variable; confirm event status and terrain safety to avoid surprises.
Sign up ahead for volunteer events to secure preferred shifts and be part of community-building outdoor initiatives.
Killington grew as a ski resort starting in the 1950s, evolving into a multi-season mountain sports destination.
Local organizations emphasize sustainable trail use and volunteer-driven restoration to protect Killington’s natural landscape.
Protection is crucial for skiing and mountain biking events to reduce risk of head injuries.
winter|summer|fall specific
Variable mountain weather demands layers that can be added or removed for comfort.
spring|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during extended outdoor races or volunteering under the sun.
summer|spring|fall specific
Useful for wet or slushy conditions during early spring pond skims or fall events.
spring|fall|winter specific