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Rutland County
Central Vermont · from $134/night

Rutland County

Situated on the western side just south of Addison. The Marble City and the ski giant Killington — southern Vermont’s practical, affordable base.

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Where to base yourself

Rutland Killington
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Questions, answered

Where is the best base in Rutland County?

Rutland city for price, supermarkets and services, twenty minutes from the mountain. Killington itself for ski-in convenience and nightlife at a premium. Brandon, Castleton or Poultney if you want a quiet village and are happy to drive.

How do I get here without driving the whole way?

Amtrak's Ethan Allen Express calls at Rutland and Castleton with daily service from New York and Albany. Rutland-Southern Vermont Regional Airport has limited commuter flights, while Albany is about an hour and forty-five minutes and Burlington around an hour and a half.

Is Killington expensive?

Walk-up lift tickets are at the top of the market, so buy ahead online or come on a multi-resort season pass. Staying in Rutland rather than on the access road is the single biggest saving, usually at the cost of a twenty-five minute drive each way.

What is there outside ski season?

Killington runs a lift-served bike park and gondola through the summer, and the county has Green Mountain National Forest trailheads, the lakes around Castleton, and quiet back roads for cycling. Foliage on US-4 and VT-100 peaks from late September into mid-October.

Where to stay

Where to stay — Rutland County

Live prices for every hotel and inn in the area — free cancellation, updated daily.

Rutland County

Rutland County

Live prices for every hotel and inn in the area — free cancellation, updated daily.

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