Killington Snowdon Lift Upgrade 2026

Big changes are coming to Killington Resort, and skiers are already buzzing after a recent Instagram reel showed the Snowdon Triple chair being removed.

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Snowdon Triple Chair Being Replaced

The Snowdon Triple chairlift—one of the classic lifts at Killington—is officially being retired. In its place, the resort is planning a new fixed quad lift, expected to be ready for the 2026–2027 ski season.

This upgrade will:

Improve uphill capacity
Reduce lift lines in a busy area
Modernize one of Killington’s older lift systems

It’s another sign that Killington continues to invest in staying one of the top ski destinations in the East.

Why This Matters for Skiers

Killington has always been known for:

Long seasons (often into late spring)
Massive terrain variety
Strong park and freestyle scene

Upgrading lifts like Snowdon keeps the experience smooth—especially during peak weekends when crowds hit hard.

For anyone planning a Vermont ski trip in the next couple seasons, this is a big plus.

Vermont Ski Trips + Weekend Getaways

Ski weekends in Vermont aren’t just about the mountain—they’re full experiences.

Think:

Full-day skiing or riding
Après-ski drinks
Late-night hangs with your crew

Whether you’re planning a bachelor party, winter getaway, or group trip, combining top-tier skiing with a full weekend experience is what makes trips like Killington stand out.

Spring Skiing Still Going Strong

Even as we head deeper into April, ski season isn’t over yet. Resorts across New England are still spinning lifts, and Killington is known for stretching the season longer than almost anyone.

That means: