Brandon Westburg
Killington, Vermont, USA | Active: 2014-present public record | Known for: park skiing, rails, coaching, Woodward Killington, Windells | Current: Freeskier and coach
At Woodward Killington, the park laps come with East Coast sound: edges scraping firm snow, rope-tow rhythm, and landings that turn quick when the temperature drops. Brandon Westburg’s public ski identity sits in that environment. He is a Vermont-based freeskier linked to Killington, with public traces across Newschoolers videos, Woodward Killington events, Windells coaching and local park content. His profile is not built around World Cup starts or a full international contest archive; it is closer to the working core of East Coast freeskiing, where riding, coaching and filming often overlap.
Newschoolers gives the clearest early video marker. “Recovery // Brandon Westburg,” published in 2014, lists him as the skier, places the segment at Killington, Vermont, and frames it around a return from a knee injury at the Superstar Railyard. Later public records keep him tied to the same terrain culture. In 2023, Newschoolers named him King Of The Park at Woodward Killington after a two-week video-entry contest. He also appears in coverage around Sugarbush’s Down Rails & Doublekinks, where he was named among New England riders hitting the open men’s rail setup.
Westburg’s current public role extends into coaching. Windells lists Brandon Westburg among its ski coaches, while Killington Mountain School coverage mentions Brandon Westberg as recent support and coaching for a youth freeski athlete preparing for the Youth Olympic Games. Unofficial Networks also identified him as a Windells Ski Camp head coach in 2025, after a viral moment at Mt. Hood where he intercepted a runaway ski during camp. Based on available sources, Westburg is best profiled as a Killington-connected park skier and coach with a strong local presence, Newschoolers history, Windells work and East Coast rail culture around his name.
