Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport, Rutland, VT
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Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport (RUT, KRUT)) a non-towered public field located in what is known locally as Marble Valley, 5 miles SE of Rutland in North Clarendon, Vermont. There are two runways, as follows:
| Designation | Dimensions | Surface | Condition |
| 13/31 | 5,000′ x 100′ | Asphalt | Good |
| 5/23 | 3,200′ x 75′ | Asphalt | Good |
Modern Aviation is the full-service FBO on the field. They have Titan 100LL and pre-blended Jet A. Self-serve is available. They offer catering, concierge services, have a pilot and passenger lounge, lav service, heated hangar space, and de-icing, among their amenities.
Cape Air provides daily commercial flights to and from Boston (BOS).
Transportation
A courtesy car is available through the FBO, and they can also arrange a rental car. However, there are no rental car companies based at the airport, so coordination for pick-up is required. If you want to arrange it yourself, Carla Car Rental can help you find the best deal. If you would rather not deal with skis and gear or have the expense of renting those items, you can get 5% off your first order using this link: Send My Bag.
There are no nearby hotels that offer shuttle service; however, if you don’t care how close you are to the airport, the Holiday Inn Rutland advertises an airport shuttle.
Where To Stay Near Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport
Prices and names change frequently. For current prices, amenities, and new owner re-brands, check Expedia.com or Hotels.com. However, here are the nearest places to stay as of Dec. 2025. VRBO.com is also a good choice here.
Hampton Inn Rutland is a modern option with an indoor pool and free hot breakfast. Days Inn by Wyndham Rutland/Killington is a budget‑friendly stay with an indoor pool, sauna, and complimentary breakfast. Comfort Inn Rutland – Killington offers straightforward, comfortable rooms with free hot breakfast and an indoor pool. The Best Western Inn & Suites Rutland-Killington is a
relaxed hotel offering suites, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a fitness center.
The Cortina Inn is an affordable hotel, but it’s about 12 miles from the airport. If you don’t mind the miles and want something fancier and close to a ski lift, the Mountain Green Resort is 21 miles out.
Where To Eat And Drink
Within 5-12 minutes of the airport are the following dining options. There is a great website if you want to dine anywhere in downtown Rutland. You can follow individual links for menus.
- The Meltdown — ~4.8 miles (Hand-crafted Sandwiches)
- Treviso Vermont — ~6.0 miles (Italian)
- Roots the Restaurant — ~6.1 miles (Local Produce)
- West St. Grille — ~6.2 miles (Weekly Specials)
- The Mad Rose — ~6.1 miles (Craft Cocktails) FB page or the Downtown Dining website above.
- Vermont Tap House — ~5.3 miles (Wood Fired Pizza & Craft Beers)
- Hop’n Moose — ~6.1 miles (Pizza, Burgers, Wings, & Craft Beer)
- The Maple Angus — ~4.0 miles (Locally Raised Beef, BBQ) FB page
Things To Do
The big drawing card here is skiing. Killington Resort (Killington Valley) is the largest ski area in the East. Known as the “Beast of the East,” it’s famous for its long season, massive terrain, and vibrant ski scene. This resort sits about 30 minutes from the airport, with Pico Mountain a few minutes closer.
Magic Mountain, Okemo, and Bromley are all within a 45–60 minute drive, giving travelers quick access to some of Vermont’s best alpine terrain.
Closer to the airport, the Steampunk Locomotive is a quirky roadside attraction featuring a stylized locomotive sculpture.
For the kids, there is the Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum downtown, featuring hands-on, interactive displays focused on learning and discovery.
Something unusual is nearby if you feel like exploring. Wilson Castle, also known as Johnson’s Folly, is in Proctor, Vermont. Built in the 1880s, it is under almost constant reconstruction, but that seems to be part of the charm. Admission fees and events held on the grounds help fund the restoration. The castle’s paranormal tours are informative and fun, and the place is filled with antiques from all over the world.
Why Fly Here?
Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport gives you quick access to the Green Mountains, offering the fastest access to Killington and Pico for skiing, hiking, and year‑round mountain escapes. From the airport, you’re minutes away from downtown Rutland’s storefronts, breweries, and farm‑to‑table spots. With a scenic basin approach and quick connections to covered bridges, maple farms, and quiet valleys, RUT is an easy gateway to central Vermont.
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