A slopeside Pico Mountain loft condo for up to 6 guests, with true ski-in/ski-out access, a wood-burning fireplace, renovated kitchen, private balcony, and room for a full mountain weekend.
A one-bedroom Pico Village Square condo for up to 4 guests, with ski-in/ski-out convenience, a fireplace, patio, mountain views, full kitchen, and fast access to both Pico and Killington.
Pico has its own rhythm: a classic base area, meaningful vertical, family-friendly mornings, and enough mountain to make a weekend feel full without chasing crowds. Use the Mountain Guide and live webcams as you plan.
Pico first
Base your trip around Pico Mountain itself, with lodging close to the lifts and village.
Room to settle in
Condos with kitchens, living space, fireplaces, and enough breathing room for real downtime.
Still connected
Use nearby dining, fitness, shopping, and live mountain reports without making every day feel busy.
Classic mountain pace, condo comfort.
Things to do
Summer, foliage, and quiet mountain weekends.
Beyond the lifts
Pico Works for Full Vermont Weekends
Build the stay around ski mornings, Deer Leap hikes, golf, foliage drives, base-area services, and easy evenings along Killington Road.
Stay close to the base for ski-and-ride trips built around Pico, with live trail status and webcams to help plan each morning.
Summer
Deer Leap hikes and golf
Use the condo as a quieter mountain home base for Deer Leap, Green Mountain National Golf Course, lake days, weddings, and Route 4 exploring.
Fall
Foliage without the rush
Book a kitchen, fireplace, and mountain setting for leaf-peeping weekends when the slopes are quiet and Vermont is glowing.
Evenings
Access Road food and shows
Keep Pico as the calm base, then head toward Killington Road for restaurants, live music, seasonal events, and easy nights out.
Mountain position
Stay Where Pico Happens
The condos put you close to the Pico base, trail map, lessons, Vermont Adaptive, rentals, sports shop, and fitness center. Killington is nearby, but Pico can be the whole plan.
Trail map reference
A real trail network above a compact Pico base.
Base-area guide
What is actually nearby
Lodging, lifts, lessons, rentals, food, retail, and Sports Center access all sit around the guest routine.
1Village Square condos
Condos at the Pico base
H-304 and Pico's Doorstep are in the Village Square condo area, giving guests a simple base routine without turning every ski day into a drive.
2Lift access
Walk-to-lift ski access
The listings are positioned about 75 steps from Pico lift access, with the ticket window, restaurant, bar, and retail nearby at the base.
3Base services
Lessons, rentals, food, and retail
Ski school, kids programs, rentals, service, food, drink, and the Pico Sports Shop sit around the base experience guests are actually using.
4Sports Center
Pool, gym, and rest-day options
The Pico Sports Center adds a practical off-hill option for longer stays, weather days, pool time, fitness, and classes.
Mountain Guide
Live Webcams for Pico Conditions
Check the Base Cam and Peak Cam before you pack the car, pick a ski day, or decide whether to linger with coffee.
Live feed
Base Cam
Live
A live look at Pico Mountain base-area conditions before guests walk over to the lifts.
Live feed
Peak Cam
Live
Summit-facing conditions from Pico, helpful for checking cloud cover, wind, and visibility.
Webcam feeds are provided by Pico Mountain and HDRelay.
Simple helps Pico owners turn a slopeside condo into a better-run vacation rental, with local guest support, direct booking strategy, clean listing presentation, and practical care between stays.
Local Killington and Pico rental team
Direct booking, guest messaging, and owner support
Professional listing copy, photography, and seasonal positioning
Where is the best place to stay for a family at Pico Mountain?
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Pico Condos offer spacious, multi-bedroom units with full kitchens, making them ideal for families who want room to settle in near the mountain.
Are these condos truly ski-in/ski-out?
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Most Pico Condos are direct ski-in/ski-out or a very short walk to the lifts, giving skiers and snowboarders an easier start and finish to the day.
Is Pico Mountain connected to Killington?
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Pico shares some resort systems with Killington, but it feels like its own mountain: simpler base access, a distinct trail network, and a calmer pace. Check current ticket and shuttle details before you travel.
Is Pico a good off-season place to stay?
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Yes. Pico works well for foliage weekends, summer hiking, wedding weekends, remote-work escapes, and quieter Vermont trips where you want a condo base instead of a hotel room.
What is nearby besides the lifts?
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Beyond the lifts, guests can hike Deer Leap, play nearby golf, use the Pico Sports Center, browse the sports shop, or head toward Killington Road for restaurants, live music, and evening shows.
Does Pico have adaptive ski or sports programming?
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Yes. Vermont Adaptive is based at Pico in the Turtle Ridge Adaptive Center at the Andrea Mead Lawrence Lodge, with winter adaptive snowsports and year-round adaptive sports programming in the region. Learn more at Vermont Adaptive.
How do I book a condo?
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Use the availability form to search live dates through Simple Vacation Rentals, then choose the Pico condo that fits your group.
