Sanders County ranch transforms into fall festival
A pumpkin scarecrow protects the corn crop at the Riffle's Fall Festival in Sanders County. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
The pumpkin patch at the Riffle's Fall Festival in Sanders County. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
3-year-old Nathan Hewlett enjoys the bounce house. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Volunteers Tyler Riffle and Carol Dykstra prepare food for sale at the Fall Festival. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Nestled along Montana 200, a short distance off the highway, a small ranch with large aspirations shares their success with residents of Sanders County.
Mark and Elizabeth Riffle of Waterway Ranch opened their ranch to the public for the third annual Fall Festival. The venue is packed with activities for the family, food for all, and a pasture full of bounce houses, mazes, train rides and other fun events for the kids.
Entry is free for families. All proceeds from food sales help pay expenses incurred from the bounce house rental fees.
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