Ski Report for Killington Resort, VermontDaily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, VermontThe Beast is definitely awake and ready for action this week, with Killington Resort serving up some classic early-season vibes. As of today, the base depth is sitting at a solid 12 inches, which is a great start for December and means you’ll find plenty of coverage on the main runs, especially around Snowshed where beginners and those easing into the season will feel right at home. The summit is holding in there too, with snow tapering off as you head higher, but the resort’s grooming team has been busy making sure the most popular trails are in tip-top shape.Over the last 24 hours, Killington picked up about 1 to 2 inches of fresh snow, with a bit more expected overnight. The forecast for the next 48 hours is calling for another 3 inches, so keep an eye out for some fresh tracks in the morning, especially on the upper mountain. The weather has been a bit of a rollercoaster lately, with some warmer days bringing a freeze-thaw cycle, but overnight temps have been dropping back into the teens, helping to preserve the snowpack and keep things firm and fast.Right now, 5 out of 22 lifts are spinning, which is pretty typical for this time of year. The main terrain is focused on Snowshed and Ramshead, with a good mix of beginner and intermediate trails open. The resort is gradually expanding as more snow falls and conditions improve, so don’t be surprised if you see a few more lifts and trails pop up in the coming days. The piste conditions are a mix of fresh powder and firm, packed snow, with the freshly groomed runs offering a smooth ride and the off-piste areas holding some fun surprises for those willing to explore. Wind and sun can quickly change things, so keep an eye on the aspect and elevation as you plan your day.Temperatures at the base are hovering in the upper 20s to low 30s, with the summit a bit colder. The forecast for the next five days is looking promising, with a mix of clear skies, clouds, and a few more snow showers. Expect highs in the 30s and lows in the teens, with a chance of more snow midweek. The freeze-thaw cycle will continue to play a role, so early morning and late afternoon are your best bets for the softest snow.Killington’s season total snowfall is already off to a good start, with the resort averaging around 164 inches annually. This early snow is a great sign, and the mountain’s reputation for reliable snow holds true. For those looking to maximize their time on the slopes, booking lodging directly through the resort can score you some sweet discounts on lift tickets, and the Killington app is a must-have for real-time updates on lift and trail status.A few special notices for visitors: all tickets, rentals, and lessons need to be purchased online, so plan ahead. The resort’s Beast Text Alerts and Drift Newsletter are great for staying in the loop on powder days and any operational updates. And if you’re bringing a friend or family member for a Learn to Ski or Ride package, you’ll score a free lift ticket for yourself—perfect for sharing the stoke.Whether you’re chasing fresh tracks, carving groomers, or just soaking up the mountain vibe, Killington is delivering the goods this week. The Beast is hungry, and the snow is calling—get out there and make the most of it!The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryFThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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