The venerable Pico Mountain, a local favorite and the place where Andrea Mead (Lawrence) trained for her Olympic gold at her parent's resort, is now part of Big Brother Killington and the management and improvement efficiencies couldn't be more obvious. Still, Pico offers a self-contained experience that allows you to ski or ride here all day long and never drive up the mountain to the Big K. Pico is on Route 4 between Rutland and Killington. From the 3,967-foot summit, the fourth highest lift-served peak in Vermont, one can take in views on all sides. Pico, founded in 1937, is one of the oldest ski areas in the country and offers classic New England terrain for skiers and riders of all abilities.
See Killington Resort profile.
Pico's finer points include its classic New England base lodge with a giant stone fireplace, and the Last Run Lounge, with decor reminiscent of the first decades of skiing. It offers the convenience of two high-speed express quads and four lifts within 100 yards of the base area and lodging village. Ski shop, rental/repair shop, food court, lounge and waffle shop. Seventy-five percent snowmaking.
Skiing and snowboarding clinics for all levels. Race trails and timed racing arenas.
Snowboarding allowed, including the "Triple Slope" terrain park.
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Top: 3967 FT Bottom: 2000 FT Vertical Drop: 1967 FT Skiable Terrain: 214 acres Number of Runs: 50 Snow Making: 156 acres |
Total Lifts: na Surface Lifts: 0 Capacity: 10650 |
Beginner Runs: 20% Intermediate Runs: 48% Advanced Runs: 32% Expert Runs: 0% Average Snowfall: 250 IN |
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Projected Days Open: na Days Open Last Year: 0 Year Open: 1937 |
Regionwide comparison Wikiski OnTheSnow.com Resort Guide for Pico-Mountain-at-Kil | |
