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	Killington Calendar, www.killingtonchamber.com, Killington Chamber of Commerce Calendar of Killington events. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Killington has many lodging options, inns, motels, hotels, resorts, ski lodges,and condos availbile for you and your family to stay in for your next ski vacation.
		Killington ski mountain is the perfect size for all skiers and riders, from novice to master.
		Killingtons seven peaks are big, (the highest lift serviced skiing in New England, and greatest vertical in the east at 3,150’ help defend that) but they aren’t just for the experts in your crowd.
	www.killingtonresort.com /KillingtonHappenings.html (556 words)

	Hawk Inn & Mountain Resort - Killington Region
		Killington Peak, in the town of Sherburne, rises some 4,241 feet and is the second highest mountain in all of Vermont.
		A haven for skiers in the winter and golfers in the summer, the towns in the Killington region are a dream-come-true for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts alike.
		The first tourist resort at Killington was built in 1880, well before the region was developed as a ski resort, instead accommodating hikers and nature lovers that came to Killington for the fantastic summit views.
	www.hawkresort.com /attractions/killington.html (937 words)

	Seeking secession - The Boston Globe
		KILLINGTON, Vt. -- When Michael Miller bought Mountain Meadows, a cross-country ski outfit beneath Killington Mountain, 15 years ago, he and his wife were attracted by three things: a good school, the pleasure of operating a small Vermont business, and low taxes.
		What has been especially galling to taxpayers in Killington is that the latest version of the statewide property tax law undermined a loophole under which Killington was able to establish a nonprofit foundation to fund their own schools and, thereby, circumvent paying into the cost-sharing pool.
		Killington challenged the legality of Act 60, arguing successfully in Rutland Superior Court that the law "was arbitrary and created disproportionate and inequitable taxation." The Vermont Supreme Court, however, overturned the lower-court ruling.
	boston.com /news/local/vermont/articles/2004/01/11/seeking_secession (1273 words)

	Ski and Snowboard at Killington Ski Resort with Pico Mountain, Vermont
		Killington, though, is not all things to all people.
		Killington provides shuttle service at day's end for those who have taken a wrong turn and ended up at a base different from where they parked in the morning.
		Only about 1,500 feet of Killington's 3,050-foot vertical drop is working vertical, and only three trails, mostly beginner, meander the last 1,500 feet down to the true base on Rte.
	www.skisnowboard.com /killington (651 words)

	USATODAY.com - Killington, Vt., may vote to join N.H. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Killington was originally chartered in New Hampshire in 1761.
		That frustration drove Killington to challenge parts of the law in state Superior Court, a battle it won in 2002 when a judge ruled in favor of the town.
		Killington's jubilation over the decision was short-lived, however; In October the Supreme Court overturned the ruling.
	www.usatoday.com /news/nation/2004-03-01-killington-secede_x.htm (851 words)

	Killington - Resort Information :: Vermont Ski Area Association
		Killington Resort, the largest ski and snowboard resort in the eastern United States, features the most diverse terrain, an expansive lift network, the most extensive snowmaking system in the world and numerous off-mountain activities, including aprÃ¨s, dining, shopping and lodging options.
		Killingtonâs combined snowmaking and grooming firepower is superior to any other resort in the United States.
		Killingtonâs three heated gondolas deliver skiers and riders of all ability levels to not only groomed wide-open cruisers, but classic narrow New England trails, moguls, steeps, and 16 tree skiing areas.
	www.skivermont.com /alpine/resort/killington (418 words)

	Killington Chamber of Commerce, Vermont, An Informational Resource
		With some of the highest and most varied mountain terrain in New England, Killington is the choice for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds.
		Killington Resort is one of the largest ski areas in the world - 95 miles of skiing and snowboarding terrain, many of which also support mountain biking and hiking when the snows have melted.
		The Killington Region is known as the heart of Vermont for more than one reason.
	www.killingtonchamber.com (499 words)

	Killington, Vermont - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Killington is a town in Rutland County, Vermont, United States.
		The town is also home to a well-known ski resort of the same name.
		This was approved by the Vermont Legislature on April 27, 1999.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Killington,_Vermont (422 words)

	Killington Resort (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Killington is not only known for its skiing facilities and varieties of runs but also for its apres ski, with choices of over 100 plus restaurants on the resort and in the surrounding area, a vibrant nightlife and a multitude of other activities.
		Killington is consistently ranked #1 ski resort for apres ski by Ski and Skiing magazines.
		Killington provides a choice of over 18,000 beds in the region from the Killington Grand Resort Hotel to rustic BandB’s.
	www.campusaccess.com /campus_web/travel/t3ski_killington.htm (475 words)

	KSC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Killington’s long season and its variety of terrain give us a training ground that is second to none.
		Killington racers will compete in races sanctioned by the Vermont Alpine Racing Association, the United States Ski Association and The International Ski Federation.
		Killington Freestylers will compete at the “A” and “B” level of the USSA and International competitions as ability permits.
	www.killingtonskiclub.com /programs/competition.asp (621 words)

	Killington Mountain School - Facilities
		Vermont is a hotbed of winter sports competition in the East, and Killington Mountain School is located in the heart and geographical center of ski country.
		Killington ski area is the premier winter training facility on the East coast.
		New for 2005, the Killington Road Campus is located approximately three miles up the access road, less than one mile from the slopes.
	www.killingtonmountainschool.org /pages/facilities.html (200 words)

	Killington Mountain Resort History Killington Ski Resort KILLINGTON VT
		The population of Sherburne (Killington) reached a low of 266 residents in 1960.
		The Killington Ski Area was sold to SKI and is now owned by The American Skiing Company, which owns nine skiing resorts in the U.S. including, three in Vermont: Killington, Mount Snow and Sugarbush Ski Resorts.
		Killington area inns, resorts, hotels, vacation rental agencies, and local real estate agents provide a wide variety of lodging options.
	www.vtliving.com /history/killington (627 words)

	SummitPost - Killington Peak -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Killington Peak is the second highest peak in Vermont.
		Killington is also the highest peak in the Coolidge Range in the central Green Mountains.
		Killington is the highest piont of the Appalachian Trail in Vermont.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/154527/killington-peak.html (648 words)

	Hawk Inn & Mountain Resort - Killington/Pico
		Killington even has a permanent Boarder Cross course where you can snowboard head-to-head with your friends as often as you want.
		Killington grooms all the pipes every night with their state-of-the-art halfpipe groomer to make sure that you're getting the smoothest ride possible.
		All mountain areas at Killington (that's all seven mountains...) are open to snowboarders, and a halfpipe-only ticket is offered to riders in the world-class halfpipe at the bottom of the Highline Trail.
	www.hawkresort.com /winter/snbdkillington.html (276 words)

	KillingtonAccess
		Great Northern off of Killington Peak to the North Ridge area, Rime had some dynomite cover, plenty of fresh powder to be found on skiers left right under the lift.
		Killington reopened this weekend, they originally opened the weekend of 10/29 due to a large snowfall.
		I do have to give Killington credit, at least they did a decent job blowing snow, the cover was not bad.
	www.killingtonaccess.com (666 words)

	Killington : Introduction \| Frommers.com
		Killington lacks a town center, a single place that makes you feel you've arrived.
		Since the mountain was first developed for skiing in 1957, dozens of restaurants, hotels, and stores have sprouted along Killington Road to accommodate the legions of skiers who descend upon the area during the skiing season, which typically runs October through May, sometimes into June.
		Killington's current owner has heard the complaints about the lack of village ambience and is setting out to make some changes.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/killington/2186010001.html (318 words)

	Killington Vermont Real Estate Vacations Travel Tourism Killington VT USA
		Killington was originally chartered as Medway, then changed to Parkerstown, only to become known as Mendon in 1827, and later renamed Sherburne.
		In 1999, the residents petitioned the legislature to change the town name to Killington, reflecting the importance of Killington Mountain to the town.
		Killington is the site Killington Mountain Resort and is a four season destination recreation and tourism center surrounded by farmland and forests.
	www.vtliving.com /towns/killington (514 words)

	SkiCentral - Ski Killington Vermont
		B&B tucked away in a woodland setting in the heart of Killington mountains, Vermont.
		Cross country trails across the street or a reasonable drive to Killington.
		Killington's classic four season resort, minutes from the slopes.
	www.skicentral.com /killington2.html (267 words)

	Killington Ski Resort - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Killington Ski Resort is a ski resort near Killington, Vermont.
		The main peak, Killington Peak (4,241 ft), is the second highest in Vermont and, at 3,050 feet, has the greatest vertical drop in the east after Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid, New York, (3,430 feet).
		Killington may be most famous for their steep trails that expert skiers absolutely love.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Killington_Ski_Resort (981 words)

	Killington motels, rentals, lodging, weddings, and Killington real estate. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Killington has many lodging options, inns, lodges, motels, hotels, condos, season rentals, and weekly rentals.
		Killington is beautiful, any time of the year.
		Killington is more then just another Ski Resort Area, it's a Vermont Family experience.
	www.killington-vermont.com (460 words)

	Killington
		Killington's Friendly Penguin Program, (6 wks-6 yrs) is located on the first level of The Rams Head Family Center and is for children 6 weeks-6 years old.
		Killington's Pros, who are handpicked because of the special rapport they have with kids, are trained to give young skiers and riders confidence and instill an early love for the sport.
		Killington Resort, located in central Vermont, stretches across seven mountains with 200 diverse trails and 31 lifts.
	www.skitales.com /kids03.htm (2233 words)

	killingtonblog.com - Killington Vermont News, Views, and Information
		As a result, the Killington Ski Resort announced late Monday that they would not be re-opening as planned for skiing the weekend of November 5/6.
		Killington had originally planned to open the winter ski season on November 11th, but the heavy snow the region experienced last week encouraged the resort to open on October 29th.
		Killington plans on running the K1 Express Gondola and the North Ridge Triple Chair(formerly called the Glades chair for Killington Old Timers) from 8 AM to 4 PM on Saturday and Sunday, October 29 and 30.
	www.killingtonblog.com /index.php?year=2005&month=10&day=20 (1571 words)

	CNN.com - Killington residents vote to secede from Vermont - Mar. 4, 2004
		Killington residents endorsed a plan to secede from Vermont and become a part of New Hampshire instead.
		The main source of discontent is Vermont's new system of financing education, adopted in 1997 on orders from the state Supreme Court.
		Secession activists say Killington's restaurants, inns and other businesses send $20 million a year to Montpelier in sales, room and meal taxes, while the state returns just $1 million in municipal and education aid to the town of roughly 1,000 residents.
	www.cnn.com /2004/US/Northeast/03/02/killington.secession.ap/index.html (333 words)

	FOXNews.com - Killington, Vt., Voters Choose to Secede - You Decide 2004
		Vermont legislators would have to give permission for Killington to bolt from the state.
		Post was referring to the state's system of financing education, adopted in 1997 under order of the Supreme Court, which dramatically increased property taxes in communities like Killington, deemed to be property wealthy.
		"Killington is very valuable to Vermont, and Vermont is valuable to Killington," said Harry Chen, a Democrat who represents Killington and three other towns in the state Legislature.
	www.foxnews.com /story/0,2933,113108,00.html (715 words)

	Killington Campus Inn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Killington Resort is the largest ski area in the East and takes pride in being the first ski resort in Vermont to open each winter, and the last to close.
		Killington offer the greatest diversity of skiing in the east, with seven mountains, over 230 trails and a season that runs from October to May.
		Surrounding Killington Campus Inn is some of the East's most exciting apres skiing and nightlife.
	www.killingtoncampusinn.com /index.htm (138 words)

	Killington Vermont Travel Tourism Lodging - Killington Ski Resort - LinkVermont.com
		Its proximity to Rutland is not only of great benefit to Killington's visitors, but also makes it one of the few ski areas in Vermont which can be traveled to via Amtrak, Interstate Bus Service, Local Shuttle, and Continental Airlines to Rutland State Airport.
		The Killington Resort (seven mountains) is the largest ski area in the East and takes pride in being the first ski resort in Vermont to open each winter, and the last to close.
		The Killington Resort Gondola carries regular folk as well as hikers and bikers to the mountain's summit where spectacular views of the area's seven mountains surround those walking or riding the trails.
	www.linkvermont.com /townsvill/killingtonarea (655 words)

	RSN Vermont - Killington
		Killington Resort posts the longest season in the eastern United States (October to June) and offers a tremendous variety of terrain on 7 mountains.
		The Killington access road features more than 100 restaurants, nightspots with live music and dancing, along with quiet bistros and inns.
		Killington is 11 miles east of Rutland and 19 miles west of Woodstock, Vermont.
	www.rsn.com /cams/0,1051,DETAIL=1146,00.html (323 words)

	Weekend Trips - Killington, Vermont
		Killington claims to be a western resort in the East (it's got seven mountains, for instance, and a vertical drop of 3,150 feet, compared with Aspen's 3,267 feet).
		But there is one respect in which Killington, at least for New Yorkers, is obviously superior to the West: as a weekend destination.
		Killington, which is in southern Vermont, is four and a half hours by car from New York and boasts the largest snow-making operation in North America.
	www.newyorkmetro.com /travel/guides/52weekends/locations/Killington.htm (249 words)

	Killington, Vermont - Family Vacation Planning And Resort Information
		Killington offers the most skiing and most variety of terrain served by the East's highest capacity lift system.
		Snowboarders are drawn to the challenge of the longest terrain park in the East.
		The road to Killington boasts a wide variety of shopping and dining on the way to the mountain.
	www.skitown.com /resortguide/overview.cfm/vt07/Killington (246 words)

	Killington Freestyle
		Based at the Alpine Training Center near Killington Base Lodge, the Killington Freestyle Team trains on Killington's famous Outer Limits ("OL") on Bear Mountain, one of the seven peaks of Killington.
		The Killington course crew is famous for its cat-built courses, where they lay down arrow-straight lines and build huge kickers.
		Killington Mountain School is a five-month tutorial school [ November - April ] and is designed for those athletes who desire a morning schedule of high-school courses and an afternoon schedule of freestyle training.
	www.teamkillington.com /freestyle/index.html (552 words)

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