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About Pico Mountain

Welcome to Pico Mountain, a distinct ski resort located on Pico Peak and part of the Killington Resort family. With roughly 468 acres, 58 trails, and 7 lifts, Pico Mountain offers a compact, rider-friendly experience just minutes from central Vermont attractions. This page covers seating/standing areas at the base, parking and transportation options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a smooth trip. We’ve highlighted trusted local partners to make booking easier and stress-free.

Address: 73 Alpine Drive, Mendon, VT 05701 (Pico Mountain Park & Ride). The base area is accessible via the Pico Mountain Park & Ride and is complemented by free shuttle service linking parking lots to base areas. If you’re staying nearby, you’ll enjoy convenient access to Pico Mountain’s runs, terrain parks, and the Vermont Ski & Snowboard Museum satellite exhibit in the base lodge.

When you’re planning a visit, consider nearby lodging and dining to complete your mountain experience. We’ve partnered with trusted local hotels and restaurants to help you secure comfortable stays and convenient meals. For event weekends like the Pico On-Snow Demo and Pico Hiko Splitfest, plan ahead as schedules and shuttle times can vary. If you’re visiting during a special event or festival, we’ve included notes to help you navigate peak days and parking—and yes, we’ve got you covered for a straightforward ticket buying experience.

  • Parking: Pico Mountain Park & Ride (73 Alpine Drive, Mendon, VT 05701) with base-area parking. Free shuttles run between parking lots and base areas; schedules vary by day and peak periods.
  • Seating and viewing: Base-area seating and designated spectator areas are available for events and après-ski gatherings; please check event pages for specific seating options and accessibility details.
  • Nearby hotels: We recommend hotels in the Killington area for easy access to Pico Mountain and other mountain activities. Examples include The Mountain Inn, Snowed Inn, and nearby properties listed by local associations. Always verify current availability and proximity to Pico Mountain Park & Ride.
  • Nearby restaurants: Local eateries in the Killington/Mendon corridor provide skier-friendly dining options. Affiliate partners offer convenient dining packages and special menus for mountain guests.
  • Events: Pico On-Snow Demo (Jan 13–14, 2026), Pico Hiko Splitfest (Feb 20, 2026), Pico Brewfest (Sept 20, 2025). Vermont Antique Ski Race is a fundraising event historically hosted at Pico Mountain. Dates are subject to change; consult the event calendar for the latest information.
  • Museum: A satellite exhibit from the Vermont Ski & Snowboard Museum is located in Pico Mountain’s base lodge, offering a glimpse into regional ski history.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and type: Pico Mountain is a ski area on Pico Peak, operating as a distinct resort within Killington Resort (not a demolished/renamed site).
  • Address: 73 Alpine Drive, Mendon, VT 05701 (Pico Mountain Park & Ride location; widely cited for Pico Mountain access).
  • Terrain and lifts: About 468 acres, 58 trails, 7 lifts.
  • Parking: Pico Mountain Park & Ride on Route 4 (73 Alpine Drive); base-area parking available.
  • Transit: Free shuttles operate between parking lots and base areas; schedules vary by day/peak periods.
  • Nearby hotels: Killington area lodging listed by local associations (examples include The Mountain Inn, Snowed Inn, etc.).
  • Notable events: Pico On-Snow Demo (Jan 13–14, 2026), Pico Hiko Splitfest (Feb 20, 2026), Pico Brewfest (Sept 20, 2025), Vermont Antique Ski Race (fundraiser held at Pico Mountain).
  • Museum/exhibits: Vermont Ski & Snowboard Museum maintains a satellite exhibit in Pico Mountain’s base lodge.