Fall in Billings, MT: Seasonal Adventures You Can’t Miss for 2026

Ready for some fall inspiration? From pumpkin patches and farmers markets to festivals and haunted attractions, Billings is bursting with seasonal happenings to explore and enjoy. Whether you’re planning a day, a weekend, or a full week of autumn fun, this guide has everything you need to experience the best of Montana’s largest city in the fall.

COZY & FAMILY-FRIENDLY FALL

Corn Mazes, Pumpkin Picking, & More!

Grandpa’s Farm has everything you could want for fall fun: corn mazes, a pumpkin patch, kids attractions, cow-train rides, cozy concessions, and even a haunted section on select nights! Open September-October.

T&C Farms, located just west of Billings in Laurel, offers hayrides, a large U-pick pumpkin patch, family farm activities, and even a pumpkin slingshot! Open mid-September–October.

Farmer’s Markets

Grab fresh produce, baked goods, and a taste of Montana agriculture every Saturday morning at Yellowstone Valley Farmer’s Market, mid-July through October 3. The season wraps up with Billings’ 21st HarvestFest on October 10 – a grand community fall festival in the center of downtown.

Fall Must Do: Pick out the perfect Montana-grown pumpkin to mark the season!

SPOOKY NIGHT OUT

Murder Mysteries & Ghost Tours

The Moss Mansion, a historic turn-of-the-century mansion and museum, comes to life every fall with live events and tours of spooky origin, including live Clue games, murder mystery nights, and ghost tours.

Billings Ghost Tours lets you explore the spookier side of Billings with a guided walking tour of famous grave sites, notoriously eerie spots, and ghostly history throughout the city.

Haunted Happenings

Sleepy Hollow Haunted Wagon Rides at Oscar’s Park gives you the opportunity to climb aboard a horse-drawn wagon for a moonlit ride along the Yellowstone River, where eerie encounters and the Headless Horseman are rumored to appear. Select nights in October.

Camp Murdah by Scarity Haunted House brings spooky campfire stories to life with an immersive scare experience, axe throwing, tiny tattoos, and more. Select nights in October.

Haunted Hallows leads brave visitors on a one-mile walk through Two Moon Park in the Heights. Frights that lurk around every corner – zombies, clowns, and more than a few chilling surprises.

The Haunted Corn Maze at Grandpa’s Farm turns a section of this family-friendly farm into a scream-filled experience when the sun goes down. Packed with jump scares and lots of frights.

Fall Must-Do: Gather your bravest friends, pick a haunt to tackle together, and see who makes it through without covering their eyes.

EVENTS GALORE

Fairs & Festivals

Sunflower Festival brings a burst of color to Flowerstead Farms September 11-13 with vibrant sunflower fields to stroll and blooms to pick and take home.

All Hallows Medieval Fantasy Faire takes over North Park October 3-4, inviting visitors into an enchanted world of medieval costumes, lively performances, and unique vendors.

Billings’ 22nd HarvestFest returns October 10 in Downtown Billings, closing out farmers market season with a street festival filled with food vendors, an Oktoberfest beer garden, live entertainment, kids activities, and even a Stein Holding Contest.

For fantasy book enthusiasts, The Academy by Beyond the Chronicles October 30 – November 1 brings the pages of a gothic fantasy novel to life with academy classes, challenges, and a formal ball.

Rodeo

The NILE Stock Show & Rodeo, a long-standing Montana tradition, brings rodeo action, livestock shows, and western culture to MetraPark October 9-17 and the largest standalone bareback bronc riding event in the world, The Riggin Masters, October 16-17, featuring the top 24 PRCA bareback bronc riders competing for a record-setting purse.

Kids Halloween Fun

Boo at the Zoo brings Halloween fun to ZooMontana, with animal encounters, trick-or-treat stations, and many festive activities for the whole family.

Downtown Trick or Treat fills the streets of Downtown Billings on October 30, when kids in costume collect candy from more than 50 local businesses in the heart of Billings.

Fall Must-Do: Don’t miss HarvestFest on October 10 – nothing captures the spirit of fall in Billings like the streets packed with food, music, and friendly faces.

Discover the flavors, festivities, and fall adventures that make Billings a must-visit Montana destination this autumn.

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