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Beast of the East: Killington's Late Season Snow Party with 187 Inches and Counting
Published 3 weeks, 5 days ago
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Ski Report for Killington Resort, Vermont
Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont
Hey shredders, Killington's still roaring into late season with that Beast of the East vibe—think epic vertical drops and reliable snowmaking keeping the party going until early June. Right now, base depths hover at 12-24 inches, ramping up to 24-30 inches mid-mountain and 27-76 cm (about 30 inches) at the summit, with machine-groomed pistes delivering that grippy, carve-ready surface perfect for bombing groomers or tweaking grabs. Off-piste is slim pickings, but the 84.8 out of 118 km of open trails (72% spinning) and 13-16 of 22 lifts mean plenty of terrain for all levels, from beginner blues to expert blacks across 1,526 acres.
No freshies in the last 24-48 hours, but 8 inches dropped in the past 72, and season total's stacking at 187 inches—way above the 175-inch average for non-stop stoke. Weather's cloudy with temps around 30-43°F at base (colder summit-side), south/west winds at 9 mph, and humidity in the 50-65% range—grab layers for those variable spring vibes.
Looking ahead, gear up for snow action: today brings moderate snow (2-3 inches day, 3-5 evening/overnight), easing to light flurries tomorrow (1-2 inches), then trace amounts before heavier dumps of 4-6 and 4-7 inches later in the week—total 2-4 inches through Tuesday, with highs from 17° down to -12°F and gusty winds. Snow lines dropping low, so expect widespread coverage.
Pro tip: valley run's open, but check for icy patches or wet snow; hit the terrain parks if you're airing it out. No major notices, just classic Killington—longest season in the East, so rally your crew for those sunset laps!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
This episode includes AI-generated content.
Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont
Hey shredders, Killington's still roaring into late season with that Beast of the East vibe—think epic vertical drops and reliable snowmaking keeping the party going until early June. Right now, base depths hover at 12-24 inches, ramping up to 24-30 inches mid-mountain and 27-76 cm (about 30 inches) at the summit, with machine-groomed pistes delivering that grippy, carve-ready surface perfect for bombing groomers or tweaking grabs. Off-piste is slim pickings, but the 84.8 out of 118 km of open trails (72% spinning) and 13-16 of 22 lifts mean plenty of terrain for all levels, from beginner blues to expert blacks across 1,526 acres.
No freshies in the last 24-48 hours, but 8 inches dropped in the past 72, and season total's stacking at 187 inches—way above the 175-inch average for non-stop stoke. Weather's cloudy with temps around 30-43°F at base (colder summit-side), south/west winds at 9 mph, and humidity in the 50-65% range—grab layers for those variable spring vibes.
Looking ahead, gear up for snow action: today brings moderate snow (2-3 inches day, 3-5 evening/overnight), easing to light flurries tomorrow (1-2 inches), then trace amounts before heavier dumps of 4-6 and 4-7 inches later in the week—total 2-4 inches through Tuesday, with highs from 17° down to -12°F and gusty winds. Snow lines dropping low, so expect widespread coverage.
Pro tip: valley run's open, but check for icy patches or wet snow; hit the terrain parks if you're airing it out. No major notices, just classic Killington—longest season in the East, so rally your crew for those sunset laps!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
This episode includes AI-generated content.