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Killington's Early Season Shred Fest: 40cm Base, Powder Potential, and Beast Mode Activated
Ski Report for Killington Resort, Vermont
Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont
Hey, snow junkies! Killington, the Beast of the East, is roaring to life this early season, firing up your inner shredder with solid base-building vibes. Right now, the base sits at about 40cm (16 inches) deep, climbing to 56cm (22 inches) up high at 1293m, mostly thanks to aggressive snowmaking that's keeping things machine-groomed and packed powder ready for carving. They've stacked 8 inches over the last 48 hours, with the latest fluff on Dec 11, and season total hovering around 18 inches so far—way ahead of average for mid-December.
Terrain's popping: 64% of slopes open (75km of 118km), including 63 trails across K1, Superstar, Snowdon, and Snowshed, plus valley runs for that sweet lap-after-lap flow. Eight of 22 lifts are spinning (some reports note 6), with snowmaking cranking on Bear Mountain base to unlock even more epic lines soon. Fun Park's open for park rats, but halfpipe's closed—no night skiing or cross-country yet.
Weather's biting cold today—expect -18 to -7°C at base, colder on summit—with light winds and a cm or two of fresh possible. Pistes are firm and groomed from guns (27% groomed last 24hrs), ideal for speed demons, but off-piste is variable; stick to bounds as wind crust lurks post-storm.
Forecast screams powder potential: Tiny flurries Mon-Tue (1cm), then Friday blasts 13-15cm at base with summit dumping heavier, temps -22 to 4°C range. Snowline low, so prime shredding through the weekend—cold snaps preserving that base.
Pro tip: Killington's open till June 7, averaging 165-250 inches yearly, so this is just the appetizer. Book online for tickets/lessons, check pass validity, and watch for wind holds or thin spots. Roads clear, lifts humming weekdays 9a-4p. Grab your gear—Beast mode activated!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont
Hey, snow junkies! Killington, the Beast of the East, is roaring to life this early season, firing up your inner shredder with solid base-building vibes. Right now, the base sits at about 40cm (16 inches) deep, climbing to 56cm (22 inches) up high at 1293m, mostly thanks to aggressive snowmaking that's keeping things machine-groomed and packed powder ready for carving. They've stacked 8 inches over the last 48 hours, with the latest fluff on Dec 11, and season total hovering around 18 inches so far—way ahead of average for mid-December.
Terrain's popping: 64% of slopes open (75km of 118km), including 63 trails across K1, Superstar, Snowdon, and Snowshed, plus valley runs for that sweet lap-after-lap flow. Eight of 22 lifts are spinning (some reports note 6), with snowmaking cranking on Bear Mountain base to unlock even more epic lines soon. Fun Park's open for park rats, but halfpipe's closed—no night skiing or cross-country yet.
Weather's biting cold today—expect -18 to -7°C at base, colder on summit—with light winds and a cm or two of fresh possible. Pistes are firm and groomed from guns (27% groomed last 24hrs), ideal for speed demons, but off-piste is variable; stick to bounds as wind crust lurks post-storm.
Forecast screams powder potential: Tiny flurries Mon-Tue (1cm), then Friday blasts 13-15cm at base with summit dumping heavier, temps -22 to 4°C range. Snowline low, so prime shredding through the weekend—cold snaps preserving that base.
Pro tip: Killington's open till June 7, averaging 165-250 inches yearly, so this is just the appetizer. Book online for tickets/lessons, check pass validity, and watch for wind holds or thin spots. Roads clear, lifts humming weekdays 9a-4p. Grab your gear—Beast mode activated!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiSki Report for Killington Resort, Vermont
Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont
Hey, snow junkies! Killington, the Beast of the East, is roaring to life this early season, firing up your inner shredder with solid base-building vibes. Right now, the base sits at about 40cm (16 inches) deep, climbing to 56cm (22 inches) up high at 1293m, mostly thanks to aggressive snowmaking that's keeping things machine-groomed and packed powder ready for carving. They've stacked 8 inches over the last 48 hours, with the latest fluff on Dec 11, and season total hovering around 18 inches so far—way ahead of average for mid-December.
Terrain's popping: 64% of slopes open (75km of 118km), including 63 trails across K1, Superstar, Snowdon, and Snowshed, plus valley runs for that sweet lap-after-lap flow. Eight of 22 lifts are spinning (some reports note 6), with snowmaking cranking on Bear Mountain base to unlock even more epic lines soon. Fun Park's open for park rats, but halfpipe's closed—no night skiing or cross-country yet.
Weather's biting cold today—expect -18 to -7°C at base, colder on summit—with light winds and a cm or two of fresh possible. Pistes are firm and groomed from guns (27% groomed last 24hrs), ideal for speed demons, but off-piste is variable; stick to bounds as wind crust lurks post-storm.
Forecast screams powder potential: Tiny flurries Mon-Tue (1cm), then Friday blasts 13-15cm at base with summit dumping heavier, temps -22 to 4°C range. Snowline low, so prime shredding through the weekend—cold snaps preserving that base.
Pro tip: Killington's open till June 7, averaging 165-250 inches yearly, so this is just the appetizer. Book online for tickets/lessons, check pass validity, and watch for wind holds or thin spots. Roads clear, lifts humming weekdays 9a-4p. Grab your gear—Beast mode activated!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont
Hey, snow junkies! Killington, the Beast of the East, is roaring to life this early season, firing up your inner shredder with solid base-building vibes. Right now, the base sits at about 40cm (16 inches) deep, climbing to 56cm (22 inches) up high at 1293m, mostly thanks to aggressive snowmaking that's keeping things machine-groomed and packed powder ready for carving. They've stacked 8 inches over the last 48 hours, with the latest fluff on Dec 11, and season total hovering around 18 inches so far—way ahead of average for mid-December.
Terrain's popping: 64% of slopes open (75km of 118km), including 63 trails across K1, Superstar, Snowdon, and Snowshed, plus valley runs for that sweet lap-after-lap flow. Eight of 22 lifts are spinning (some reports note 6), with snowmaking cranking on Bear Mountain base to unlock even more epic lines soon. Fun Park's open for park rats, but halfpipe's closed—no night skiing or cross-country yet.
Weather's biting cold today—expect -18 to -7°C at base, colder on summit—with light winds and a cm or two of fresh possible. Pistes are firm and groomed from guns (27% groomed last 24hrs), ideal for speed demons, but off-piste is variable; stick to bounds as wind crust lurks post-storm.
Forecast screams powder potential: Tiny flurries Mon-Tue (1cm), then Friday blasts 13-15cm at base with summit dumping heavier, temps -22 to 4°C range. Snowline low, so prime shredding through the weekend—cold snaps preserving that base.
Pro tip: Killington's open till June 7, averaging 165-250 inches yearly, so this is just the appetizer. Book online for tickets/lessons, check pass validity, and watch for wind holds or thin spots. Roads clear, lifts humming weekdays 9a-4p. Grab your gear—Beast mode activated!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI