Killington Bear Mountain Lodge — Attraction in Killington

The staff was great, Sal especially was really cool. They're amidst some renovations so I'll give the lodge a little leeway for that, but they did a good job keeping the fires going slowly in the evenings and did a great job keeping water provided. The rooms were clean and fine overall with decent storage, extra blankets and pillows. There was a water situation with the PFOE levels being somewhat high in their well water. I expect this is something we'll see more of at different locations using well water in the future. I hope they get some sort of filtration system that will help with that in the future. For now they have plenty of bottled water available for free which...

This is our home mountain and we dearly love Killington. The skiing is fantastic. However, their Covid parking restrictions are a joke. They don't seem to restrict the number of vehicles that are allowed and the parking is haphazard at best. They have attendents as you enter the parking lot to scan your parking reservation and no parking directors to tell people where to park. All that it does is cause long delays in parking and traffic jams. None o the other ski areas in Vermont are doing this and it just isn't necessary. Other then that, the skiing is great once you get out of the Bear Mountain base area. It you go there, please make a parking reservation ahead of...

Hidden little parking spot the locals use, full access to entire Killington trail system. If you order your tickets online all you need is the barcode from the confirmation email and you can quickly scan in at the kiosk and hit the trail or the lodge. Trails were well maintained and they were making snow all day, which I would recommend goggles even on a calm day. Also be aware chair lifts stop at 4:00pm and by 11:00am the parking lot was...