Don't get flustered or 'corn-fused' as folks at the Lowe Family Farmstead say. This 18-acre challenge is undoubtedly tricky but worth it for the sense of accomplishment. The farm has unveiled its 2023 design: a "Land that I Love"-themed maze consisting of a map of the USA. If you're not up for the giant maze, fear not: a mini maze is available. Be sure to stick around for the pumpkin patch, flower field, candy cannon, and potato sack slide.
When summer turns to fall, to-do lists get a whole lot cozier (and spookier): from apple picking to haunted houses to ordering pumpkin-spiced everything. On top of that, you can't forget journeying through a local corn maze.
Navigating sprawling labyrinths carved out of corn fields became a popular pastime in the 90s and is now a staple autumn activity. While some corn mazes follow simple designs, a select group of farms across the U.S. take the experience to the next level, weaving intricate patterns mirroring famous landmarks, animals, or other themes. The best and biggest corn mazes in America are pulling out all of the stops this year, from a Barbie-themed maze at New Jersey's Happy Day Farm to celebrating 30 years of Jurassic Park at Indiana’s Exploration Acres (which has four mazes built over 20 acres of farmland) to Connecticut’s Ekonk Hill Turkey Farm, an especially kid-friendly destination.
If you're looking for more fall fun after hitting up one of these mazes, we have you covered. Take a trip to see the most stunning fall foliage, visit the best pumpkin patches or visit America's eeriest ghost towns.