On April 12, 2014
Killington

Wobbly Barn

Wobbly Barn has been the centerpiece of nightlife and great dining experiences at Killington since 1963. Devotee’s believe its steaks, soup, salad and bread bar are the best in ski country. Always ranked amongst “The Best Bars” and “Favorite Restaurants” by the world’s foremost skiing and snowboard publications. “If you haven’t been to the Wobbly Barn, you haven’t been to Killington.”

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Address: 2229 Killington Road, Killington VT

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