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10 Winter Destinations
Pull on your skis, grab your snowboard and hit the slopes at these amazing snowy locales


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The K-1 Express Gondola at Killington delivers skiers and riders to the some of the steepest terrain and deepest snow in Vermont.
Killington, Vermont

Seven mountains provide 95 miles of trails for matchless skiing and snowboarding. One of the East Coast’s best ski resorts, Killington features a state-of-the-art snowmaking system that is guaranteed to keep the slopes covered in fresh powder. If you’re looking for an equally scenic adventure off the mountains, try hiking the Appalachian Trail, which runs through town.

Where to Stay

Killington Holiday Rentals
888-599-8800

Birch Ridge Inn
37 Butler Rd.
Killington, VT
800-435-8566

The Inn at Long Trail
709 Route 4
Killington, VT
800-325-2540

Where to Eat

The Vermont Inn
69 Route 4
Killington, VT
800-541-7795

Maxwell's Restaurant
Killington Mountain Rd.
Killington, VT
800-635-6343

The Restaurant at Fox Creek Inn
49 Dam Rd.
Chittenden, VT
800-707-0017

What to Do

See a Show
Rutland, VT
802-775-0570
Once you've had your fill of snow activities, visit the beautifully renovated Paramount Theatre in Rutland. Built in 1914, the theater offers a variety of top-talent music, plays and family entertainment.

Paint the Town
Junction of U.S. Routes 4 and 7
The charming town of Rutland boasts a variety of museums and art galleries as well as great shopping in the Merchant Row district.

Get Sticky
Route 7
Pittsford, VT
802-483-9414
Pancakes wouldn't be the same without maple syrup, and at the New England Maple Museum you'll learn all about this sweet breakfast condiment.


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