We have pinned the approximate location of the summit of each mountain in the maps on each peak page. A good resource for peak information and location is Peakbagger.com.
Note that different maps and sources may have slightly different heights for mountain summits. Also, some peak names are not official and as such, may be referred to by a different moniker in other sources.
Killington Peak is the second highest mountain in Vermont and home to the Killington Ski Resort.
Killington Peak is the second highest mountain in Vermont and home to the Killington Ski Resort.
Left to Right: The Pico, Killington, Shrewsbury Ridgeline as seen from West Rutland.
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