Discover the Best of Killington, Vermont
May – October
Summer in Killington
The mountain transforms — bike parks, hiking trails, golf, waterfalls, farm visits, and New England's most spectacular fall foliage.
Things To Do This Summer
Killington is a four-season destination — here's everything the warm months have to offer
Killington Bike Park
New England's fastest-growing downhill mountain bike park. 40+ miles of lift-served singletrack from June through October. The K-1 Gondola drops you at the summit — take your pick from green to double black.
Hiking Trails
Killington Peak, Bucklin Trail, Canty Trail — the Green Mountains offer hundreds of miles of trails ranging from 1.6 to 10+ miles. Summit views stretching to New Hampshire on clear days.
Paddle Boarding
Kent Pond in Killington is the local favorite for stand-up paddleboarding. Flat, calm water surrounded by Vermont forest. Rentals available on site. Yoga SUP sessions run through the summer.
Waterfalls
Texas Falls, Warren Falls, Bingham Falls, Falls of Lana — Vermont's summer waterfall circuit is one of the most rewarding day-trip itineraries in New England. Most are short hikes from the road.
Golf Courses
The Killington Golf Course, Green Mountain National, Woodstock Country Club, and Quechee Club offer world-class rounds surrounded by the Green Mountains. Book early — tee times fill fast in peak summer.
Killington Adventure Center
Over ten family-friendly attractions including zip lines, a climbing wall, mountain biking, and a food court. Open summer through fall — a full day of activity for groups of all ages.
Brewery Tours
Long Trail, Harpoon at Riverbend, Foley Brothers, Hermit Thrush, Killington Beer Company — Vermont's craft beer scene is world-class. Spend a day touring the region's best taprooms.
Vermont Farm Visits
Billings Farm & Museum in Woodstock, Hinterland Organic Farm, Cloudland Farm to Table — Vermont farm culture is alive and open to visitors. Fresh produce, artisan cheeses, and working farm tours.
Glass Blowing at Simon Pearce
Simon Pearce in Quechee is one of Vermont's most iconic studios. Watch master glassblowers at work, tour the mill powered by the Ottauquechee River, and dine in the award-winning restaurant.
Covered Bridges
Vermont has more covered bridges per square mile than anywhere in the country. The Taftsville Bridge, Windsor-Cornish (longest in the US), and West Dummerston are must-visits near Killington.
Maple Sugar Farms
Vermont produces over 50% of the country's maple syrup. Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks, Doubleday Maple, and dozens of local sugarhouses are open for tours and tastings.
Mountain Coaster
Killington's alpine coaster runs year-round. The 4,800-foot track lets you control your speed through banking turns and drops. No ski pass required — just show up and ride.
Fall Foliage
Vermont's peak foliage hits the last two weeks of September. The Green Mountains turn gold, orange, and crimson — the most dramatic color display in New England. Killington Road at sunrise is unforgettable.
Cheese Shops & Creameries
Sugarbush Farm, Plymouth Artisan Cheese, Crowley Cheese, Grafton Village — Vermont's artisan cheese trail runs right through Killington country. Pair with local crackers and a Long Trail for a perfect afternoon.
Orvis Fly Fishing
The Orvis Fly Fishing School is one of the most respected in the country. The Batten Kill River near Manchester offers world-class trout fishing. Guided trips available for all experience levels.
Woodstock Village
A quintessential New England village just 20 minutes from Killington. Stroll the covered bridge, visit the Billings Farm, browse boutiques on Elm Street, and dine at the Red Rooster or Simon Pearce.
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