Blue Mountain Resort, located in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, welcomes family travelers with fall events and adventures. The resort has a fall schedule with a range of special events perfect for travelers of every age.

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Fall Foliage Scenic Lift Rides
Hop on Blue Mountain’s Comet Quad Chairlift for a memorable way to soak in the Pocono autumn colors. Riders can take the scenic lift ride down the mountain or take a hike over to the Slopeside Pub and Grill for lunch. Slopeside is known for its mountain views and casual year-round al-fresco dining.
Oktoberfest Festivities at Blue Mountain Resort
Even though Oktoberfest isn’t typically for kids, Blue Mountain Resort’s Oktoberfest is. The celebration features fun for the whole family with old-fashioned hayrides, a pumpkin patch and live German music. Guests can also enjoy hearty Bavarian-style food and delicious beverages at the Biergarten.

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Thrilling Fright Time Zip & Climb High Ropes Course
The Summit Adventure Park hosts this challenging activity, where climbers can explore one of five rope courses, then zip line and swing through the evening sky. The experience features laser lights, glow sticks and spooky Halloween decorations.
Fall Food Truck Fest
The Fall Food Truck Fest offers an exciting opportunity for guests to enjoy a variety of mouth-watering dishes from popular food trucks. Travelers can also enjoy live music while taking in the autumn scenery.
Annual Monster Ball
Come with your best costume to the annual Monster Ball at Slopeside Pub & Grill. Compete in a costume contest for prizes, with categories like Most Creative, Best Couple, Fan Favorite, Scariest and Sexiest. Enjoy live music, dinner and Halloween drink specials. This event is for guests 21 and over, so make sure there is someone to watch the kids so the parents can have a fun night out.
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