On May 30, 2018

‘Slopes closed;’ Killington Resort announces final ski day

Killington Resort officially closed for skiing and riding during an 80 degree day on Saturday, May 26. The closing day was announced May 23.

The resort was open a total of 187 days this year for skiing and riding. It opened Nov. 8 for pass-holders and Nov. 9 for the public.

Meanwhile, Killington’s summer activities, including the Killington Golf Course, Bike Park and Adventure Center, opened this past Memorial Day weekend for the summer season.

The Alba family created a video highlighting what spring skiing is all about at Killington.

Photo by Paul Dimascio
Dozens of skiers, riders and bikers celebrated the last day of the winter season on top of Killington. The resort closed for skiing and riding May 26.

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