Making of "Future Retro" | Killington

Vermont embodies a quaint quintessential New England charm that one might expect from the Green Mountain State, but it is more than just winding backwoods roads and historic covered bridges: it’s also the heart of ski culture in the American Northeast. And no mountain embodies this Vermont ski scene more than Killington, host of the 2019 Audi Fis Women’s World Cup Race, where the fastest racers in the world gathered last November to lay their edges into Killington’s finest East Coast powder. Joining the 30,000 live spectators are former American alpine racer Kaylin Richardson and Killington native-turned-big-mountain skier Jim Ryan, who are ready to revel in the thrills and frills of World Cup action, while also laying down some corduroy carves themselves.
Enjoy this sneak peek look at our 71st film, "Future Retro," dropping November 2020.

[@skirexmedia]

Gotta love Vermont. I always have, and still do. Totally in love with Killington, too. #ILoVermont

[@jljkorr1616]

Me too!!

[@Erica22282]

YES! ICE COAST! 💖⛷

[@charlessawyer836]

Make you better

[@Autumn_Sanphy]

My hommmmmeee😍😍

[@jljkorr1616]

Me too! I love my green mountain state

[@_dorsalfin]

"scrappiness, and a good attitude"
I'd say "every day's an opprotunity to learn something new"

[@donfrance3]

First promo from WM that seems boring. We miss the real Warren and his voice overs. RIP