Ski 4 days?

[finallyss]

We are driving from Michigan to ski March 5 thru the 8th. Staying at Killington ( looked good for the wife ) Wonder if we will enjoy 4 straight days at Killington or should we go to maybe Sugarbush - looks about one hour away or maybe Pico? Like to ski longer advance - intermediate runs & trees.
Who has some of the longer runs in this area?
Any night skiing?
Thanks for any ideas.

 

[Brettski]

Almost 11 hours to Kmart

http://www.mapquest.com/directions/...=&2pn=&2a=&2c=Killington&2s=VT&2z=&panelbtn=2

It's just the 2 of you?

Fly to Colorado

 

[Rushski]

Probably won't have to travel far, Kmart and Pico will give you plenty of terrain to cover...

 

[finallyss]

No, four of us. Two college kids driving with us.

 

[ctenidae]

KMart can certainly keep you entertained for 4 days, particularly if you haven't been there much before.

 

[tekweezle]

Great Eastern and Great Northern are the 2 longest top to bottom runs at Killington. They have terrain to suit pretty much anyone. You should have a good time.

Certainly go to Pico if you feel like it. your pass should be good there too.

the only night skiing in VT that I know of is at Stowe but I think it;s only 1 run.

 

[Brettski]

Not for nothing, but it looks like Tremblant in Canada is "only" 9 1/2 hours..plus there's the added bonus of the weaker Canadain Loonie

 

[Talisman]

If you come all that way to Killington you should ski in VT, too! All kidding a side, Sugarbush is only an hour north and well worth the visit as it skis bigger than K'ton in my opinion. Pico is a must if there is fresh snow.

Stowe has night skiing on two trails off of the gondola and they are really long runs, but night skiing in VT can be really cold.

 

[Brn4353]

the only night skiing in VT that I know of is at Stowe but I think it;s only 1 run.

Night skiing...what about Bolton Valley. Also w/in 1 hour drive from Kmart is Whaleback in Enfield, NH. It is a nice small family mtn. Never been to bolton, but I know they ski nights there!