On April 30, 2025
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Killington celebrates pass holders and 100-Day Club members

Submitted Members of the Killington 100-Day Club posed for a commemorative photo on April 19 to honor skiing 100 or more days during the 2024/2025 season.

KILLINGTON— Killington Resort hosted its annual Pass Holders Appreciation Day on Saturday, April 19, treating guests to a complimentary lunch, beverage, and dessert as a thank-you for a great season.

The day also brought together more than 50 members of the resort’s 100-Day Club for a group photo. Over 175 skiers and riders joined the elite group this season by logging 100 or more days on the mountain.

Among the crowd were 100-Day Club founder Rob Kovalesky Sr. and longtime member David Lindner, who gathered at the K-1 Lodge to celebrate 13 consecutive seasons of commitment to the slopes.

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