Fall enjoyable kicks off with corn mazes, pumpkin patch, and extra

MISSOULA, Mont. — As the warmth of summer season fades and Montana’s crisp autumn air rolls in, households throughout the state start wanting ahead to the fun of fall—pumpkin selecting, hayrides, and getting misplaced in a great old style corn maze. From the Flathead Valley to the Yellowstone River, Montana’s farms and small cities remodel into a colourful celebration of harvest season.

In Craig, the Applestem Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch kicks off its twentieth 12 months of enjoyable on Sept. 13, working by Oct. 26, 2025. Families can wander by a sprawling 10-acre maze carved into the fields, decide pumpkins in each measurement and form, and revel in distinctive sights like human foosball and curler bowler.

Near Townsend, Edgewater Farms Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch opens on Sept. 19 and runs by Oct. 25, 2025. Admission is $12 for ages 4 to 99, free for teenagers beneath 3—and particular reductions for first responders and navy.

In the Gallatin Valley, the Montana Corn Maze close to Manhattan opens its gates on Sept. 20, 2025. The 6-acre maze is split into three ranges, so everybody can take part. Beyond the maze, guests can take pleasure in wagon rides, disc golf, a barrel prepare, mini-golf, and playgrounds—making it a full day’s journey.

Out east, Laurel is house to T&C Farms Fun Farm, opening the weekend of Sept. 19.

Of course, fall in Montana isn’t solely about pumpkins and corn. Towns throughout the state are busy with group festivals and seasonal celebrations:

Ronan Harvest Festival – Sept. 20, 2025

Great Northwest Oktoberfest (Whitefish) – Oct. 2-4 and Oct. Sept. 11

Stevensville Scarecrow Festival – Oct. 3–18, 2025

Fall Gathering at Moon-Randolph Homestead (Missoula) – Oct. 4, 2025

Sweet Pickins Pumpkin Patch (Kalispell) – Sept. 20 – Oct. 31, 2025

Field of Screams (Victor) – Sept. 26 – Nov. 1, 2025

Turner Farms Pumpkin Festival – Oct. 1, 2025

Fritz Corn Maze (Kalispell) – opening in September