Exciting developments are underway at Killington Resort as work begins on an expansion of the Bike Park. The trail crew has broken ground on a new blue trail branching off Lower Blue Magic, which promises to add approximately 1.5 miles of riding to the region’s largest lift-served Bike Park in the East.
This new addition is being built entirely in-house and is designed to offer a diverse experience for riders. The planned route will integrate flow, technical sections, and freeride features, significantly increasing the variety available across the trail network.
While specific details about the official trail name are still forthcoming, these new sections are expected to open later this season. Keep an eye out for further updates as construction progresses on this exciting expansion of the Killington Bike Park.
The recent weekend at Killington Bike Park was packed with high-energy action as the Maxxis Eastern States Cup took place. This event delivered two days of intense competition featuring fast lines, big sends, and serious race energy from the mountain bike community.
The atmosphere at Killington was electric as hundreds of racers participated in the competition. The recap captures the excitement generated by the riders competing across the challenging terrain of the Bike Park.
For those looking to stay involved in mountain biking this summer, there are still opportunities to compete. The video also touches upon other related events, including the weekly KMBC Bike Bum Race Series and Full Send Friday’s Dual Slalom, offering plenty of ways to jump into some fun competition.
Summer is in full swing at Saddleback, with hikers enjoying summit views, mountain bikers carving trails, and The Nest offering dining views from 3,620 feet.
Whether you are here for adventure, fresh air, or a ride to the top, there is a lot happening on the mountain right now.
Big news for mountain bikers: Saddleback is officially part of the Loam Pass, opening the door to an even bigger season of riding. This provides access to an incredible network of destinations with one pass.
Good news for visitors, the Pub is now open on Thursdays, giving guests more time to relax with mountain views and enjoy a meal and a drink after a day on the trails.
Saddleback Mountain is back for summer adventures. Starting Friday, July 3 at 10 AM, the Rangeley Express Quad is spinning for Scenic Lift Rides, and the South Branch Quad is serving up lift-accessed mountain biking.
Visitors can make the most of their time with the $45 Endless Summer Pass, which includes unlimited scenic lift rides and unlimited Mountain Bike Park access all season long.
The Saddleback Mountain Bike Park opens on Friday, July 3. This offers trails for everyone, from first timers to seasoned riders.
The fun continues on Sunday, July 5, with the return of The Summer Sunday Brunch Series at The Nest. Visitors can enjoy brunch and soak in the views at 3,620′.
The Saddleback Mountain area is preparing for the summer season, with reopening details and new activities announced.
The Pub is reopening its doors this Friday, May 22, offering a spot to enjoy food and views overlooking the lakes and mountains.
The trail season is calling, as the Bike Park and Scenic Lift Rides officially return on July 3rd, bringing family-friendly mountain biking trails and summit views.
The Nest Summer Brunch Series continues, making Sundays special with mountain views, fresh air, birdsong, and food.
Saddleback Mountain was nominated for the Best Ski Mountain in Maine by Down East magazine, and the community is encouraged to vote.
