Killington trail map
The Beast of the East, with North American difficulty symbols. Every run and lift on one map, the numbers, and your own days drawn on it.
Killington at a glance
- Named runs
- 162, counted by hand
- Lifts
- 22
- Runs mapped
- 107 km
- Top of the mapped runs
- 4,193 ft (1,278 m)
- Bottom of the mapped runs
- 1,161 ft (354 m)
- Vertical
- 3,031 ft (924 m)
From open map and elevation data, September 2026.
Runs and lifts at Killington
162 named runs and 21 named lifts, by grade.
Easier (31)
- Bear Cub
- Bear View
- Bearly
- Caper
- Carpenter's Run
- Easy Street
- Field Goal
- Great Northern - Lower
- High Traverse
- Highlander
- Highridge
- Home Run
- Idler
- Learn To Ski And Ride Area
- Lil' Stash
- Low Traverse
- Magic Snow Play Park
- Northbrook Crossover
- Northbrook Trail
- Pipe Dream
- Rendezvous
- Ridgeview
- Skyewalker
- Snowshed Crossover
- Snowshed Slope
- South Ridge Link
- Sundog
- Sunrise Trail
- Trail Creek
- Treezy Zone
- Yodeler
More difficult (53)
- Alpine Training Venue
- Bear Claw
- Bear Trax
- Blue Heaven
- Bunny Buster - Lower
- Bunny Buster - Upper
- Catwalk - Lower
- Chunnel
- Chute
- Chute, Bunny Buster - Upper
- Cruise Control
- Double Dipper - Upper
- Dream Maker
- Dream Maker Headwall
- East Fall - Upper
- Edgemont/Whiffletree
- Escape
- Fall Line
- FIS
- Frolic
- Full House
- Gateway
- Great Bear - Upper
- Great Eastern
- Great Northern
- Header
- High Road
- Home Stretch - Lower
- Home Stretch - Upper
- Killink
- Launch Pad
- Low Road
- Mouse Run - Lower
- Mouse Run - Upper
- Reason
- Ridge Run
- Rime
- Royal Flush - Upper
- Sassafras
- Shorty
- Skyeburst - Lower
- Skyeburst - Upper
- Skyelark - Upper
- Solitude
- Squeeze Play
- Stash Way
- Superpipe
- The Jug - Upper
- The North Way
- Timberline
- Touch Down
- Twister
- Vagabond
Most difficult (43)
- Bittersweet
- Breakaway
- Cascade Runout
- Catwalk - Upper
- Chop Chop
- Conclusion
- East Fall - Lower
- Great Bear - Lower
- Helter Skelter
- Highline Race Trail
- Jug Handle
- Low Rider
- Mouse Trap
- Needle's Eye
- Nivis Walk
- North Star
- Nowhere
- Old Superstar
- Panic Button
- Patsy's
- Powerline
- Racer's Edge
- Roundabout
- Roundabout Glade
- Royal Flush - Lower
- Scarecrow
- Skye Hawk
- Skyebits
- Skyeburst - Middle
- Skyelark - Lower
- Somewhere
- Spillway
- Stitch Line
- Superstar
- The Jug - Lower
- The Stairs
- The Stash
- The Throne
- Thimble
- Tin Man
- Valley Plunge
- Vertigo - Lower
- Wildfire
Expert (21)
- Anarchy
- Big Dipper
- Cascade
- Cascade - Headwall
- Centerpiece
- Conclusion - Lower
- Devil's Den
- Devil's Fiddle
- Double Dipper - Lower
- Downdraft
- Escapade
- Flume
- Growler
- Juanita
- Julio
- OL Express
- Outer Limits
- Ovation
- Skye Peak Liftline
- Space Walk
- Vertigo - Headwall
Freeride (14)
- Gold Dust - Lower
- Gold Dust - Upper
- Hawkeye
- Horn
- Nor'easter
- Nor'easter - Lower
- Old Gold Dust
- Old Sundog
- Old Sundog, Nor'easter - Lower
- Old Sunrise Trail
- Old Swirl
- Old Timberline
- Old Vagabond
- Thunderball
Lifts (21)
- Alpine Training Venue Poma Button lift
- Bear Mountain Quad Chairlift
- Canyon Quad Chairlift
- K-1 Express Gondola Gondola
- Learn To Snowboard Carpet Magic carpet
- Needle's Eye Express Quad Chairlift
- North Ridge Quad Chairlift
- Northbrook Quad Chairlift
- Ramshead Express Quad Chairlift
- Skye Peak Express Quad Chairlift
- Skyeship Express Gondola Stage 1 Gondola
- Skyeship Express Gondola Stage 2 Gondola
- Snowdon Six Chairlift
- Snowdon Triple Chairlift
- Snowplay Carpet I Magic carpet
- Snowplay Carpet II Magic carpet
- Snowshed Double Chairlift
- Snowshed Express Quad Chairlift
- South Ridge Quad Chairlift
- Sunrise Village Triple Chairlift
- Superstar Express Six Chairlift
How Killington fits together
Killington spreads over several peaks in central Vermont, from Ramshead and Snowdon to Skye Peak and Killington Peak itself, with Bear Mountain's steep mogul lines on the far side.
It's the biggest ski area in the eastern United States, which is where the nickname comes from.
Your Killington, run by run
Every run and lift at Killington, named, with your own line across it from your phone or watch. One day, one trip or the whole season.
The print shown is Whistler Blackcomb. Yours is drawn from your own days at Killington.
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£55 from 1 January · £99 framed
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For the painted map, see the official Killington trail map on the resort's own site.
Good questions
How many runs does Killington have?
OpenStreetMap has 162 named runs and 22 lifts at Killington. The resort counts its runs its own way, so its number may differ.
How high does Killington go?
The highest mapped run starts at about 4,193 ft (1,278 m), and the lowest ends at about 1,161 ft (354 m).
Is this the official trail map?
No. Ours is drawn from OpenStreetMap, the open map anyone can edit. For lift status and grooming, use the resort's own map on the day.
Can I get a print of my own days at Killington?
Yes. Send the file from Slopes, Strava, a Garmin or any app that exports GPX, and we draw your runs on the whole resort, every run named.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Custom Map Print is not connected to Killington or its operators.
Your runs, on the whole mountain
Send the file from your phone or watch, pick the colours, and we'll take it from there
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