Super Bunny
Uploaded: January 20, 2011
Snowshed Trail, Killington, VT
This is the largest beginner (aka bunny :D) trail I've ever seen on any ski mountain!! I see 3 chair lifts here... wow!! and look how long it is!! Renata & I took a drive thru Killington before our second day at Pico, and, well, what can I say. Pico is cool. Killington is just unbelievably overwhelming!!
Killington is the largest ski mountian in the eastern US and I doubt many ski areas anywhere else in the world are much larger, it's unbelievably huge!! Oh, yes, and Killington owns Pico too... although they are not connected (yet... someone I talked to told me that is the goal... which would increase the size of Killington GREATLY I'm sure :D)
my guess is you could probably fit Pico's 'Bonanza 1' bunny trail about 6 times in here with some room left over :O :D
This was taken from the parking lot of the Snowshed Lodge base area.
(*T&P*)
Shelly A. Van Camp
January 22, 2011
Wanda-Lynn Searles
February 04, 2011
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