Killington Conditions

[snoloco]

Skiing is great today, and I'll make another post on that later, but for now, let's shame some parking lot assholes.

Here's a 30 foot camper taking up at least 4 of the closest spots. If you want to bring the camper, then don't park in the closest spots.

Tailgating is fine, but claiming an extra spot for it is selfish, rude, and inconsiderate to everyone else. Hopefully someone throws their table in the ditch and parks there. I would've done it but I tend to go back to my car around when people start tailgating.

 

[Ripitz]

Why do you hate walking so much?

 

[snoloco]

You couldn't go wrong today. Perfect weather and still mostly full width coverage on Superstar. Less crowded than expected and had zero issues with lift lines. The longest season in the east continues on Monday for me, and hopefully into June.

 

[Harvey]

Looks dreamy.

 

[snoloco]

It's surreal when you're skiing on snow, but all you see is green down in the valley.

 

[tirolski]

Killington’s open tomorrow.
25 bucks.

Killington opens for bonus day of skiing

Late-spring skiing has people wearing their goggles and shorts at Killington Resort.

www.wcax.com

Thanks to this guy.

Greg Hiltz retires from Killington snowmaking after 45 years - The Mountain Times

By Brooke Geery Not many people can say they’ve covered New York’s Central Park with snow, but Greg Hiltz can. A select few people can say they’ve pulled off making enough snow for a World Cup course in one night, […] Read More

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[Brownski]

I knew Greg when I worked there. I remember him being a good guy. Hope he enjoys himself

 

[SudsNBumps]

No T Shirts only stickers...lift lines look way worse than they really were(picture is my third ride up)...so much fun
Thank you Kmart!

 

[Harvey]

Nice to see a good crowd!

 

[Cork]

Great read on the technology used to keep Big K alive! Thanks Chopper aka Dave Wright!

How Killington Stayed Open Until June | Mountain Times

New snowmaking technology and a passionate team helped make it possible

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