Saskadena 6 Ski Area
Saskadena Six has been the home of our alpine programs for over 50 years. Today, Saskadena Six is one of Vermont’s most family friendly ski resorts with terrain that suits every ability. Featuring The Face, one of the most iconic SL runs in New England, a new quad chairlift installed in 2016, and many snowmaking & grooming improvements, Saskadena Six is the perfect venue for our athletes and their families.
Woodstock Inn & Resort
At the Woodstock Inn & Resort, authentic New England craftsmanship greets guests at every turn, seamlessly combining a charming bed and breakfast experience with elegant and personalized touches. Guest rooms feature wood-burning fireplaces and handcrafted bed frames, while our historic lodging property encourages guests to explore the various activities and adventures tucked away throughout the resort. Combine this all with the tranquility of our LEED-certified spa for a luxury resort getaway you’ll only find at the Woodstock Inn & Resort.
Killington World Cup Foundation
The Woodstock Ski Runners Friday Learn to Ski & Board Program is a grateful recipient of a grant from the Killington World Cup Foundation. This funding has allowed Ski Runners to maintain a program cost of $85 per child for several years without an increase. Additionally, the KWCF grant provides for program scholarships, including the KWCF Scholarship, an opportunity for a Friday Program participant to enroll in a Ski Runners alpine racing program the following season at no cost.
about the Killington World Cup foundation
The “Killington World Cup Foundation” (KWCF) was created to support the Women's World Cup at Killington and to benefit local and regional youth development programs. The KWCF will work through Killington Resort in various ways including providing support for athlete housing and VIP events. KWCF will provide grants to support the winter sports infrastructure and access to winter sports throughout the region.
The KWCF hopes to:
Enhance the permanent ski and snowboard racing and training infrastructure in the Northeast to improve the competitiveness of athletes in the region.
Enable athletes from the Northeast to access superior training facilities and training programs or competitions in the region and throughout the country.
Increase access to winter sports for youth and individuals with disabilities
in the Northeast thereby creating more life-long participants in winter sports throughout the region.