Where to stay for Killington Bike Park?

[Norm]

Mt Peg fits that bill.

This is curious, because the Skills with Phil dude told us he likes it there.

 

[a.s.]

This is curious, because the Skills with Phil dude told us he likes it there.

Mt Peg is odd. The trails are smooth and completely manicured but there are a few drops and rollers peppered alongside the trail that seem out of place - intermediate to advanced stuff. We rode it in the rain, which made it more exciting, then jumped in the river afterwards to clean off.

 

[02camaro]

check out tunnel ridge in rochester too. 30mins north of killington. alot of climbing in comparison to nj but not technical so its relatively easy. also easy to navigate since an out and back. berm, pump, jump, rinse and repeat for 7mi, pretty mind blowing.

 

[TheGerd]

You’re getting into peeper season, so places are going to be booked up.

 

[chemgirl]

I did a super quick trip up to ride Killington last week and stayed here: https://mtinn.com/
I was so pressed for time that I didn't feel like setting up camp, and this place is literally in the parking lot of the bike park. Pricewise it was a little high, but in-line with the rest of the hotels. It still has the musty smell that all ski lodges have, but it has been completly renovated and was very clean and modernized.