On January 29, 2025
Arts, Dining & Entertainment

Explore Killington’s winter beauty with Base Camp snowshoe tours

Submitted Base Camp Snowshoe tours in Killington offer a unique way to experience Vermont.

For those looking to experience Vermont’s winter landscape up close, Base Camp Snowshoe Tours offers a scenic and accessible way to explore the outdoors. Departing from 2363 US Route 4, Killington, these guided tours provide an immersive snowshoeing experience for both beginners and seasoned adventurers.

With fresh snowfall covering the trails, conditions are prime for exploration. Participants can trek through snow-covered forests, alongside Kent Pond, and past a picturesque waterfall, making for a stunning winter adventure.

Tour options

Base Camp Trails Tour (90 minutes): A beginner-friendly route featuring gentle terrain, ideal for those looking to enjoy the beauty of the mountains without a strenuous climb.

Customizable experiences

For groups of 10 or more, Base Camp offers specialized outings, including champagne toasts, s’mores by the fire pit, and a professional photographer to capture the experience.

Rates & booking information:

Snowshoe tour: $70

Micro spike tour: $60

Guided hike: $50

Reservations:

Call 802-775-0166 for same-day bookings or group inquiries.

Email [email protected] for special pricing and details.

What to bring

Participants should wear snow boots or waterproof hiking boots, warm layers, ski pants or gaiters, and gloves. Snowshoes and poles are provided, and guests are encouraged to bring cash for water, hand warmers, or a celebratory drink after the tour.

With the season in full swing, now is the perfect time to embrace winter in Killington. Whether seeking a peaceful hike or a unique group experience, Base Camp Snowshoe Tours offers a memorable way to enjoy the snow-covered trails.

For more details, visit: basecampvt.com.

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