5 Welcoming Montana Farms To Visit For a Picture-Perfect Fall Day
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Jessica Wick
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Montana is so beautiful this time of year — and we don’t just mean all the fall foliage. Whether you prefer pumpkin patches, apple picking, or getting lost in a corn maze, this is a great time to visit a local farm. These five are open to the public and well worth checking out.
SweetRoot Farm is owned by Noah and Mary, who are very passionate about farming. You can visit anytime (seriously, they stress on their website), and pay by cash or check. They sell eggs and produce as long as they can, usually until mid-November.
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If you're looking for a more interactive experience, head to Vaughn and check this place out. During the day, the pumpkin patch and corn maze will keep you busy, and on weekend nights, the maze is haunted.
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Care for some fresh pressed cider or produce purchased directly from the source? The farm stand at Rocky Creek Farm is open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and every autumn they have a pumpkin patch and hay rides.
Not only does Red Hen offer an amazing Farmers Market every Friday, but they're a fantastic fall destination. Their pumpkin patch is perfect for a fall day.
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Need some farm fresh butter, cheese, or milk in your life? Lifeline Creamery & Farm Store is open from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday, and it's especially beautiful this time of year.
These are some of Montana’s finest farms. For another quintessential autumn experience, visit one of our apple orchards.
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