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Killington Peak, Vermont

4235 feet, 1291 meters

SubpeaksSkye Peak (3800 ft/1158 m)
Rams Head (3600 ft/1097 m)
Snowdon Peak (3592 ft/1095 m)
Latitude/Longitude (WGS84)43° 36' N; 72° 49' W
43.604717, -72.820177 (Dec Deg)
675924E 4830280N Zone 18 (UTM)
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceVermont
County/Second Level RegionRutland (Highest Point)
City/TownMendon/Sherburne
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Lists that contain Killington Peak:
     Eastern USA Peaks with 2500 feet of Prominence (Rank #10)
     Northeast USA Peaks with 2000 feet of Prominence (Rank #6)
     Most Isolated Peaks of the U.S. States (Rank #39)
     Northeast USA 4000-foot Peaks (Rank #61)
     New England 4000-foot Peaks (Rank #36)
     AMC New England 4000-footers (Rank #36)
     Northeast "115" 4000-footers (Rank #63)
     New England 3700-foot Peaks (Rank #36)
     AMC New England Hundred Highest (Rank #36)
     Vermont 3500-foot Peaks (Rank #2)
     High Points of Counties Crossed by the Appalachian Trail (Rank #36)
     Vermont County High Points (Rank #2)
     USA Lower 48 Range5 High Points (Rank #484)
     2000-foot Prominence CoHPs - 48 States (Rank #129)
     Vermont County Prominence Peaks (Rank #2)
     New England/New York Peaks with 25 Miles of Isolation (Rank #7)

Selected Trip Reports from this site:
     1987 by Douglas Kemp
     2006-01-04 by Serge Massad
     2007-07-05 by Mike Putnam
     2007-08-10 by John Haley
     2007-08-26 by M (whichway) Lardiere
     2008-02-17 by M (whichway) Lardiere

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Peak Description

Killington is the second highest peak in Vermont and is best known as the home of the largest downhill ski area in the eastern United States. The ski area blankets vast areas to the east of the main peak, but the main summit lies a hundred feet above the highest lifts and lodges. The Appalachian Trail avoids the ski development as it traverses the peak, sparing summer hikers most views of the skiing infrastructure, which is never scenic without winter snowfall covering the trails.

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RangesContinent: North America
Range2: Appalachian Mountains
Range3: Northern U.S. Appalachians
Range4: Green Mountains
Range5: Central Green Mountains (Highest Point)
Range6: Coolidge Range (Highest Point)
Drainage BasinsOtter Creek
Lake Champlain
Richelieu
St. Lawrence
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean
OwnershipLand: Calvin Coolidge State Forest (Highest Point)
Topo MapKillington Peak 43072-E7 1:24,000
Ski AreaKillington
ProminenceClean Prominence: 3315 ft/1011 m
Optimistic Prominence: 3335 ft/1017 m
Key Col: Cutter Pond 920 ft/280 m  (20 foot contour)
Col elevation in range between 900 and 920 feet.
    Topo Map: Brookfield 44072-A5 1:24,000
    Key Col Lat/Long: 44° 5' N; 72° 33' W
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Isolation56.28 mi/90.56 km
Nearest Higher Neighbor in the PBC database:
    Mount Moosilauke-South Summit  (ENE)
Isolation Limit Point: 44° 0' N; 71° 50' W
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Route #1 Maintained Hiking Trail: Appalachian Trail



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