The Killington Ski Resort has added a 4,800-foot-long alpine mountain coaster to its attractions. The *all-season* mountain coaster cost $2.7 million and is packed with twists, turns, and drops.
“One of the unique things about the mountain coaster is that it’s actually being built on a recycled bike trail and it intertwines several times with bike crossings, some of which are bridges made of recycled steel from the original Killington gondola,” said Liz Strezepa.
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