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Volunteer at Killington’s Mini Shred Madness: A Behind-the-Scenes Snow Park Experience - Killington

Volunteer at Killington’s Mini Shred Madness: A Behind-the-Scenes Snow Park Experience

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Volunteers should be in good physical shape to ski or snowboard while carrying equipment and working outdoors in cold conditions.

Overview

Step behind the scenes at Killington’s Mini Shred Madness by volunteering in key event roles. Help support young skiers and riders while enjoying Vermont’s largest ski area and earning lift tickets on every shift.

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Killington, Vermont

Volunteer • Mini Shred Madness at Killington

Saturday - Sunday •  Free Killington Lift Ticket • Registration, Runners

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About This Adventure

Join the Events Team as a volunteer for an exhilarating outdoor experience at Mini Shred Madness! Help with registration or become a runner, tackling the terrain park while setting up and transporting equipment. Enjoy a lift ticket and lunch for each shift, and be part of an unforgettable event!

Join the Events Team as a volunteer for an exhilarating outdoor experience at Mini Shred Madness! Help with registration or become a runner, tackling the terrain park while setting up and transporting equipment. Enjoy a lift ticket and lunch for each shift, and be part of an unforgettable event!

Adventure Tips

Dress in Warm, Layered Clothing

Mountain weather can shift quickly; wear layers, hats, gloves, and facemasks to stay comfortable during outdoor shifts.

Bring Your Own Ski or Snowboard Gear

Volunteers acting as runners must carry equipment around the terrain park while on skis or a snowboard, so bring your gear and be prepared.

Stay Hydrated and Take Short Breaks

Even in winter, staying hydrated and paced helps maintain energy during your volunteer shift.

Be Ready to Carry Up to 20 Pounds

Runners need to transport race gates, fencing, and banners, so be physically prepared to carry gear safely.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • Eastern gray squirrels

History

Killington Resort opened in 1958 and quickly grew into one of the Northeast’s largest all-season ski destinations.

Conservation

Killington actively implements snowmaking and runoff practices to minimize environmental impact and conserve water resources.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Ski or Snowboard Equipment

Essential

Necessary for runners to move across the terrain park and transport gear effectively.

winter specific

Insulated Waterproof Gloves

Essential

Keep hands warm and dry while handling equipment and snow.

winter specific

Layered Clothing

Essential

Adjustable layers help maintain comfort during shifts and changing weather.

winter specific

Face Mask or Neck Gaiter

Essential

Protects your face from cold wind and snow while working outdoors.

winter specific