Big mountain skiing, small mountain charm. Only at Pico Mountain can you experience the thrill of a large resort with the personal touch of a small ski area. With 468 acres of skiable terrain and more …
Big mountain skiing, small mountain charm. Only at Pico Mountain can you experience the thrill of a large resort with the personal touch of a small ski area. With 468 acres of skiable terrain and more than 19 miles of trails to choose from, exploration awaits.
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Mar 2, 2023
I'm sad to say that every time I visit Pico, I end up being harassed by at least one staff member due to having two disabilities. They see the characteristics of an autistic person as suspicious or… Full review by G S
Feb 27, 2022
When I arrived at Pico, my 13 great old son and I were so excited to get on the mountain, unfortunately we had a major mishap in the parking lot; while putting on our boots and getting ready to head … Full review by P3940UTdaniell
Jan 18, 2022
We went to Pico during a busy weekend when Killington told us their ski school was sold out. We found Pico to be a great place with staff much more attentive to one's needs than other larger resorts.… Full review by smvNYC
Anyone know if the alpine slide is still in operation?
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The alpine slide at Pico no longer exists. They've installed a mountain coaster at Killington. Mountain coaster is fun but not the same thing as an alpine slide. Head south to Bromley …
The alpine slide at Pico no longer exists. They've installed a mountain coaster at Killington. Mountain coaster is fun but not the same thing as an alpine slide. Head south to Bromley is you're looking for an alpine slide. Oddly, it was the first in North America and the last one standing in Vermont that used to have 3 of them.
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