Killington, Vermont -
You'll know this is a special destination as you approach, and the seven mountains of Killington rise up to greet you. Whether blanketed in winter white, sporting the deep emerald the Green Mountains are named for, or dazzling in fiery fall color, these mountains know no season. The Killington Region is an all-season vacation destination. With some of the highest and most varied mountain terrain in New England, Killington is the choice for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds. Killington Resort is one of the largest ski areas in the world - 95 miles of skiing and snowboarding terrain, many of which also support mountain biking and hiking when the snows have melted. The famous Appalachian and Long Trails transverse these mountains, as do miles of VAST trails, the Vermont Association of Snow Travelers snowmobile and cross country ski statewide trail system.

Woodstock, Vermont -
Woodstock has a year-round population of approximately 3500 and is the area's largest township. It consists of both fulltime working residents and their families, as well as retired, recreational and seasonal residents. A short weekend commute of 2 to 2 1/2 hours from Boston, where the majority of the second homeowners reside, the area also draws a significant number of visitors from other New England communities and New York City. Woodstock boasts a wide range of cultural activities sponsored by the local arts council, Pentangle. The Woodstock Union High School and Middle School provide secondary education for the children from Woodstock and the surrounding towns of Barnard, Pomfret, Reading, Killington, Plymouth and Bridgewater. Parents who live in Hartland and West Windsor can also choose to send their children to Woodstock’s middle and high schools. Known for providing a first class college preparatory curriculum, Woodstock was recently honored at the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts for having the most outstanding arts, music and theater department for any school of its size in the country.

Ludlow/Okemo, Vermont -
Okemo/Ludlow Vermont is more then just another Ski Resort Area, it's a Vermont Family experience with family ski memories that will last a lifetime. Welcome to Ludlow/Okemo Vermont for your next ski vacation. Welcome to Ludlow/Okemo Vermont — you've come here to ski or snow board in the Winter, but soon you will discover there are many other ways to experience the energy of Ludlow/Okemo in every season of the year. Sure you can go cross-country skiing, downhill skiing in the best ski resort in the east, snowmobiling, skate or sleigh ride during the winter. You can shop, hike, bike, camp, fish, swim, go antiquing or just sit back and relax and enjoy the spectacular mountain views that surrounds you during the warmer months.