Skiing With Pets (Killington & Snow)

[Zindar]

I live in Worcester and plan to make many quick trips to Snow and some over nighters to Killington. Thing is we have two small dogs and kenneling them adds $30 per day to the overall price of things.

Has anyone stayed anywhere near Killington or Snow (say up to 30 minutes from the mountain, but closer is better) with pets? Any reviews appreciated.


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[thebigo]

This place is on route 4 between Pico and Rutland. They allow small pets for a nominal fee. The rooms are old and small but clean. My old lady was willing to go back and she is a borderline germaphobe. The location is great and some of the rooms have a gas fireplace.

http://www.mendonorchards.com/pets.htm

Can't help you with Sneaux.

 

[skiNEwhere]

lol, i liked how you worded the subject, my first impression was that you wanted to go skiing downhill with your pets

 

[Zindar]

Glad you caught it. It was meant that way.
THought it would be more readers.

 

[skiNEwhere]

i wouldn't recommend it. You have to get 2 sets of binding, and I have always had a problem with the boots fitting properly. not to mention my dog had issues holding his poles

 

[bvibert]

lol, i liked how you worded the subject, my first impression was that you wanted to go skiing downhill with your pets

It's been done...
http://firsttracksonline.com/boards/files/04nov06k.jpg
The pic was pulled from a TR here: http://firsttracksonline.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=2356

 

[skiNEwhere]

It's been done...
http://firsttracksonline.com/boards/files/04nov06k.jpg
The pic was pulled from a TR here: http://firsttracksonline.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=2356

well there you go, just do that