How to Sell/Buy

Online Link

How to Sell:

1. We want to direct guests to purchase their uphill passes online through this link. 
2. Guests will select if they are a pass holder or not. The price for a non-pass holder is $62.
   1. Pass holders do not pay for the uphill armband. 
3. Guest needs to go to the ticket window to pick up their armband. 
   1. During this process, we need to verify that any free uphill passes (for pass holders) are eligible for sale. 
   2. Check that the guest has a season pass prior to completing any transactions. 
   3. If the guest does not and they have signed up for the free pass, we need to return the free pass and sell the guest the $62 non-pass holder armband. 
   4. This is the only time we should allow onsite purchases of uphill passes.
4. Please fulfill the order prior to handing over the arm band. 
5. The armbands will be available for pickup at all ticket locations during their hours of operation upon opening of the uphill travel routes.  

How to Buy: 

Step 1: Watch the Uphill Travel Etiquette video to learn about key uphill travel safety information.

Step 2: Read the important uphill travel safety and policy information below.

Step 3: Click the button on the bottom of the page to process your uphill travel pass online.

Step 4: Go to any ticket window with the confirmation you will receive by email to pick up your Uphill Travel Pass (armband)

Details

• Pricing & Availability: 
  • Free with a current 2025/26 Killington or Pico season pass.
    • Note: A signed Winter Uphill Travel Express Assumption of Risk form is still required before picking up your armband.

  • $62 for Ikon Pass holders and non–Killington/Pico pass holders — valid for the 2025/26 season at both Killington and Pico.

  • Armbands are available for pickup at Guest Services during operating hours once your purchase and waiver are complete.

  • Please be prepared to show your confirmation email at pickup.

• Before you head out, please review the following requirements:
  • A current Uphill Travel Pass (reflective armband) and a signed Winter Uphill Travel Express Assumption of Risk form are required for all uphill travelers.
  • A parent or legal guardian must sign the form for anyone 17 and under.
  • Children or infants may not be carried in backpacks while traveling uphill.
  • Your armband must be worn and visible at all times, during both operating and non-operating hours, and presented to resort personnel upon request.

Routes

Uphill travel routes will be made available at both Killington and Pico during the winter season as conditions permit. We will open uphill travel routes in line with our ability to effectively manage and operate all functions within the entire resort, including but not limited to snowmaking, trail grooming, equipment maintenance, snow removal, etc.

Access and Parking

• Uphill travel routes can be accessed from designated resort parking areas at Killington and Pico. Trail information will be posted on sign plazas located in these parking areas. Park in the following designated locations:
  • Killington Resort – Far right as you enter the Ramshead parking lot near the Uphill Travel sign plaza.
  • Pico Mountain – Far left as you enter the parking lot, adjacent to the Little Pico Triple chairlift near the Uphill Travel sign plaza.
  • Sunrise Mountain – at the base of Sunrise Village Triple

Rules & Regulations

• Always stay in control. You must be able to stop or avoid people or objects.
• People ahead or downhill of you have the right-of-way. You must avoid them.
•  Stop only where you are visible from above and do not restrict traffic.
• Look uphill and avoid others before starting downhill or entering a trail.
• You must prevent runaway equipment.
• Read and obey all signs, warnings, and hazard markings.
• Keep off closed trails and out of closed areas.
• You must know how and be able to load, ride and unload lifts safely. If you need assistance, ask the lift attendant.
• Do not use lifts or terrain when impaired by alcohol or drugs.
• If you are involved in a collision or incident, share your contact information with each other and a ski area employee.

Emergencies

• DURING RESORT OPERATING HOURS:  For first aid assistance during resort operating hours, report accidents to any ski patroller, Mountain Ambassador or lift operator.  You can also stop at first aid stations at the top of each mountain area, the first level of the Killington Medical Clinic at Killington or the first aid room located adjacent to Pico Base Lodge at Pico.  Dial Ext. 4444 from any in-house phone or call 802-422-1243 from your cell phone to reach Mountain Dispatch to request first aid assistance.
• DURING RESORT NON-OPERATING HOURS:  Ski Patrol is not present and will be unable to provide services to uphill travelers during non-operating hours.  DO NOT count on ski area personnel to be available to assist you. Uphill travelers assume full responsibility for personal safety, and any injury, death or damages when traveling on resort premises during non-operating hours. In the event of an emergency during non-operating hours, uphill travelers must call 911. BE AWARE THAT ON-MOUNTAIN CELL PHONE SERVICE IS NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE OR RELIABLE.