Buy Now & Save 2016 ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE FOR ALL 4 WEEKENDS Our FREE Oktoberfest, 4 weekends long, features authentic German and German-American entertainment in the beauty of the northern Catskills in autumn. Experience live entertainment and great food surrounded by lush fall foliage.  Our modern celebration of the harvest features numerous vendors, free crafts for the kids, and much more. Free Admission makes it an affordable, fun time for all ages. Hours for all four weekends are 11am to 6:15pm, rain or shine. Our Oktoberfest Weekends occur in conjunction with other events: Gestalt BMW Automobile Rally Click here for more info. *NEW* - Off-Road Jeep Tour Saturday, September 24th. Tickets can be purchased on site for $20 per person. Zombie Hunter Wars (Call 518-263-4388 for reservations) September 30 - Oct. 1: Colors in the Catskills Motorcycle Rally - Cruise up the mountain to enjoy picturesque views of fall foliage while mingling with other riders who are as passionate about riding as you!

Click here for more info. *NEW* - Off-Road Jeep Tour Saturday, October 1st. Tickets can be purchased on site for $20 per person. Das Laufwerk Eurocar Rally - The perfect event for VW enthusiasts! hellcat motorcycle price in india Jimmy Sturr performs October 8th!learner legal 125cc motorcycles for sale Wine Tasting & Farmer's Market - Local wineries, farms, and artisans come to the mountain to celebrate the last weekend of Oktoberfest. outlaw advanced motorcycle helmet FMX Aerial Stunt Shows - Keith Sayers will bring his incredibly talented team of aerial riders to perform a series of high-flying aerial stunt shows at the base of Hunter Mountain, powered by Monster Energy. 100cc motorcycle for sale uk

*NEW for 2016* - Off-Road Jeep Tour Saturday, October 15th. Tickets can be purchased on site for $20 per person (schedule subject to change).motorcycle stores dubbo Dogs are welcome at the outdoor portion of this event however; motorcycle half helmet no mushroom headthey are required to be on a leash of no more than 6 feet long. motorcycle repairs dubboDogs are not permitted in any of the buildings on property. Dogs are not permitted on the Skyride. Do not leave your dog unattended at any time. Hunter Mountain reserves the right to request that any dog be removed from the festival grounds for any reason. Please be considerate of others and the environment – pick up after your dog. Craft/Commercial Vendor Information - Food Vendor Information (sold out)

16-20" LAST 24 HOURS!!! OPEN TODAY for "Powder Daize" FULL REPORTSnowtubing OPEN All Weekend! MORE INFOBook Your Lessons & Packages Online RESERVE NOWAbout the Mountain Find out more... Report for Monday 2.13.17 We're OPEN MONDAY 2/13 FOR "POWDER DAIZE"!    We received another 6" of snow last night bringing our Sunday storm totals to 16-20" -- on top of the 19" prior to that = almost 40" in the PAST 5 DAYS!  COME AND GET IT... All tickets $50 (no coupons accepted)  ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC CONDITIONS! Call in sick, take advantage of the snow day, and come play in the fresh pow-- these days don't come around very often... Hope to see you here!!! TRAILS:  38      SNOW LAST 5 DAYS:  26"+ BASE:    24-36"       SURFACE:   MGPP/POW > Full Trail Report > View All Cams One of the best ways to enjoy the Poconos stunning landscape is to climb aboard a snowmobile, rev up the engine and ride till your heart’s content. With miles and miles of snowmobile trails, you’ll always find new and exciting places to ride.

The Pocono Mountains trails offer incredible scenery as you wind through fragrant pine forests, along crisp mountain streams and across wide-open fields.Outfitters can provide everything from helmets and sleds to parts and fuel. And after exploring pristine places unreachable by foot or wheels, you can enjoy the Poconos legendary hospitality at welcoming restaurants, historic lodges and quaint, snow-dusted inns. See Lifts & Trails Status Tickets & PassesSki & Board Buy for TodayTicket Information Tickets & PassesBike Park Pass and Multiday currently not available.Let friends in your social network know what you are reading aboutTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestPosted!A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. SEC filings revealed Groupon's management was slipshod at best. With Mason gone, shareholders may see better days. Groupon employees, however, likely won't have the benefit of the same opportunity.Investors can learn important lessons from the disastrous tenure of ousted Groupon CEO Andrew Mason, and the most important one is this: Pay more attention to what a CEO does than what he (or she) says.

Back in November, Mason made news during an interview at a New York tech conference when he said: "If I ever thought I wasn't the right guy for the job, I'd be the first person to fire myself."Those comments, which came the same week the daily deals site said its board had decided to keep Mason on, despite another disappointing quarter, caused Groupon's stock to jump 12%.The share price move clearly showed that investors were optimistic about the possibility of his departure.But given that Mason on Thursday sent a memo to Groupon employees that included the sentence "I was fired today," either his previous words weren't sincere, or he'd developed a very unconventional idea about what was best for shareholders.Given that Groupon's stock shed 87% of its value in the year after its initial public offering, Mason remaining at the helm clearly wasn't in the best interest of Groupon investors.That share-price performance was even worse than the 75% stock plunge overseen by Zynga CEO Mark Pincus in his company's first year of public trading.

It's why, when the final book is written on the raft of Internet companies that went public in 2011 and 2012, Mason will be a leading candidate for the title of worst CEO of his era.Any investor capable of reading the financial documents that public companies must file with U.S. securities regulators could have seen this one coming.Those filings revealed that Groupon's management was slipshod at best and that its business model amounted to little more than electronic junk mail.It wasn't just that Groupon raced to hire roughly 10,000 employees without ever turning an annual profit — far more workers than other newly public companies such as Facebook, LinkedIn or Zynga.Nor that the company had to restate its financial results numerous times — including three times before it even conducted its IPO.The biggest red flag should have been the massive Groupon funding round in early 2011 that raised more money for Groupon insiders than it did for the company.Granted, Groupon wasn't the only Internet firm whose executives and early investors treated their companies like ATMs by withdrawing hundreds of millions of dollars of equity even before selling shares to the public.

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Zynga insiders all availed themselves of the liquidity of private markets to do just that — and on a scale that dwarfed the pre-IPO cash-outs of earlier tech executives.Yet no other Internet company was doing so while also piling up as much red ink — nor running afoul of SEC regulators — as Groupon.The company's internal financial reporting procedures were so weak that its own auditors refused to sign off on its full-year results for 2011, forcing it into yet another restatement last year.Now, with Mason gone, Groupon's long-suffering shareholders may finally be able to look forward to better days.Many Groupon employees, however, likely won't have the benefit of the same opportunity.ments made by Groupon COO Kal Raman on a conference call, regarding the company's effort to improve its "operating leverage," were thinly veiled Wall Street code that the pink slips will be going out later this year, and perhaps soon.A good portion of any firings will likely come overseas, where Groupon employs 7,000 workers but where it's struggled to turn surging sales into profits.