By Polly
On June 1, 2015
Sports

Downhill Throwdown Preview

KILLINGTON – Trikes, street luges, and longboarders compete for the Beast of the Hill, on East mountainn road June 6th – 8th. Parking is free at Skyeship Gondola on Rte 4 in Killington. No tickets required. Hike up to your favorite viewing area and enjoy the thrills as athletes race by you at speeds up to 75 miles an hour.

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