A Painted Tour: Skiing and Painting Vermont — Skiing

Skiing and Painting the Vermont 20 Hi there. My name is Carrie Pill. This winter I challenged myself to skiing and plein air painting all of Vermont's 20 alpine ski areas and now that the season is winding down, it's time for a recap! The Person I am a professional artist and passionate skier with a love for discovery, community and sharing. I wanted to ski all of Vermont's ski areas and tie it into my work, as a result, 'A Painted Tour' was born. The Challenge I set myself a goal for the 2022/2023 winter: to ski and plein...

2: Skiing and Painting Saskadena Six Hi I'm Carrie Pill, a professional artist and passionate skier. I had the best day skiing and painting at Saskadena Six...here's a few words on the adventure! Saskadena Six Basics: Location: South Pomfret, VT Year Established: 1936 Size: 3 lifts. 24 Trails. 60% snowmaking. Let’s talk history:  Formerly known as Suicide 6, see story about name change here: The Standing Mountain. Saskadena has notable association with nearby first rope tow in America. There is a rich history in ski racing with the annual Fisk Trophy Race. This is the site of 1982 first National Snow...

The Beast Basics Location: Central Vermont, Town of Killington Established year: 1958 Let’s talk size… Killington’s elevation is 4,241, she covers 1,509 acres with 155 trails and 21 lifts.  There are heart fluttering steeps and greens and blues that provide cruising, carving and knock out scenery. The longest runs utilize Great Northern and Great Eastern. They can leave you spent and satisfied. I highly recommend a “peak to creek” run, which begins at Killington’s peak and ends somewhere in New Hampshire. See more stats, maps and current conditions here: The Beast site Photo credit: Abby Allaire Killington, to me… Killington...