Killington's Spring Finale: Last Pow Runs Before the Melt Takes Over

Killington Resort, the beast of the East, is winding down its epic season as spring vibes take over Vermont's Green Mountains. Right now, the base sits at a slim **6 inches** of snow depth, while the summit clings to **18 inches**—enough for die-hards to carve some lines before the melt[1][2]. No fresh powder in the last 24 or 48 hours, but the season total clocks in at a respectable **210 inches**, keeping those memories fresh[3]. Just **4 lifts** are spinning, serving up **12 trails** for your shred session—think Bear Mountain and some summit stashes holding groomed goodness[4]. Piste conditions are spring slushy with firm patches in the AM turning softer by afternoon; off-piste is mostly closed due to thin cover and rocks peeking through, so stick to the marked runs to avoid a yard sale[5][6]. Weather's playing nice today with partly cloudy skies, temps hovering around **45°F at base** (32°F summit) and light winds—perfect for a mellow cruise[7]. Looking ahead, expect a warm-up: highs in the **50s tomorrow** with possible showers, climbing to **60s** by mid-week under mixed sun and clouds, and a slim chance of flurries late next week as cooler air dips in[8][9]. Pack your shades and base layers. Pro tip: Lifts run till 4 PM, but check the daily ops report for any tweaks—crowds are thinning, parking's easy, and après at the Wobbly Barn is calling. Special notice: Full summer ops kick off soon with biking and hiking; spring passholders get perks. Hit the hill early, session those last turns, and think like a local—huck your turns with a grin before it's lift-accessed MTB season! For great deals check out https://amzn.to/4nidg0P