Shopping
KILLINGTON SPORTS
Shopping for some winter sports gear? Killington Sports, located in all of Killington Resort’s Lodges and on Route 4. has what you need to keep warm, stylish and moving. You can get hats, gloves, hand warmers, goggles, sun glasses, high-tech layers and a whole lot more to make the most of your time in the mountains.
New this year, the Route 4 Killington Sports location is featuring Sport Obermeryer Concept Store and 16 specialty shops including Auclair, Bonfire, Bula, Burton, Giro, Gordini, Helly Hansen, Oakley, O'Neill, Scott, Skullcandy, Smith Optics, Spyder, The North Face, Under Armour and the Great Outdoors Ski & Sports.
Killington Shopping
Killington offers a variety of shops from boutiques and ski shops to groceries and spirits. Get fitted for the perfect ski boots or find the latest gear and apparel. With unique stores up and down Killington Road, you’ll find Vermont made gifts, movie rentals and everything in between.
Regional Shopping
You’ll find delightful shopping opportunities in the quaint villages and towns surrounding Killington. Mendon, Plymouth, Bridgewater, Pittsfield and Brandon are all just a few minutes drive from the resort and offer stately homes, towering church steeples, country stores, authentic sugar shacks, eclectic antique shops, artisan galleries and the occasional covered bridge.
Rutland is the closest city to Killington Resort. Check out Rutland’s small-city charm, gourmet coffee and sandwich shops, restaurants, bars, the historic Paramount Theatre and specialty gift and clothing stores lining Center Street and Merchants Row.
For a longer jaunt, more shopping options can be found at the designer outlets in Manchester, Vermont (the “Fifth Avenue in the Mountains”), or in the truly unique shops and galleries in “the prettiest small town in America,” Woodstock, Vermont. Both excursions are less than an hour from the base of Killington.
Rutland
From Center Street to Merchant’s Row, Rutland shoppers will find trendy and classic clothing, unique and traditional gifts, electronics and home furnishings.
Many of downtown's businesses are locally owned and operated by people who know that there's immeasurable value in giving the customer what they want. From numerous specialty shops and boutiques to national discount stores, Downtown Rutland features diversity usually offered only in larger cities.
Manchester
Everyone knows that Manchester is home of "Fifth Avenue in the Mountains," but did you also know that in addition to more than 30 designer outlet stores like Crabtree & Evelyn, Brooks Brothers, Jones New York, J Crew, Polo/Ralph Lauren, Johnston & Murphy, Orvis and Ann Taylor, Manchester features many unique local shops? Whether you're looking for a birdhouse, the largest source of U.S. made leather goods, alpaca wool sweaters or any size or shape of sock you can imagine, you'll find it in Manchester!
Woodstock
Words like romantic, magical and historical are often used to describe this quaint village that has been called "the prettiest small town in America." First settled in 1768, Woodstock retains the elegant charm and rugged character of American antiquity. With a covered bridge in the middle of town and stately homes surrounding the village green, it is easy to see why Woodstock has been called the "quintessential New England village." Woodstock offers traditional New England hospitality, unique shops and galleries, artisan studios, country stores and fine restaurants.
Quechee
From the Quechee Gorge Village featuring Cabot Creamery, Danforth Pewter, Quechee Gorge Gifts, the Antique Mall and Craft Center to the to the quaint downtown village where you’ll find the original glass and pottery creations from Simon Peirce, Quechee offers a unique off-the-beaten-path shopping opportunity.
