During our time at the park, Luca and I, when riding Black Magic, did not once catch another group of riders, and aside from one instance, we had almost no trouble on the double black tech trail “Goat Skull”, which we rode multiple times. What Killington has ultimately accomplished with this design is a park that keeps riders at various skill levels very spread out. Trails such as ‘Yo Vinny’ have been open at Killington for more than a decade and will most definitely keep any riders on their toes. Lastly, the K1 Gondola has some of the rawest East Coast tech around. On the other hand, Ramshead boasts trails such as ‘Goat Skull’ and ‘Black Magic’, which cater to far more advanced athletes. Snowshed is home to more beginner terrain, with trails like ‘Step It Up’ being the perfect stomping grounds for someone looking to learn to jump.
Killington has done an incredible job with the design of the park amongst these various lifts. With three lifts: Snowshed, Ramshead, and the K1 Gondola, it would be an impressive feat to get bored at the mountain. What makes Killington unique is the vast size of the park. Living in Massachusetts for most of my life, I have had the pleasure of spending countless days at Highland, Burke, Thunder, and Killington. When Luca asked me about going to Killington a few weeks back, the answer was a no brainer to me: yes! For one, Luca is a great friend and rider to be around, and secondly, Killington offers a different riding experience to any other East Coast mountain.
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