Corn mazes around the USA

Their 2014 design was dedicated to the Wolfsons Children’s Hospital.

In 2015, Amazing Grace saluted local high school graduate and now Seattle Seahawks player Cliff Avril.

Connor’s Farm in Danvers, Massachusetts has been around since 1904 so they’ve had a lot of practice in cultivating fun. Their 2016 corn maze is entitled, “It’s the Great Maze, Charlie Brown”, a play on the famous Peanuts movie, “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”. The maze opens September 10 and is navigable until October 31.

Long and Scott Farms in Mount Dora, Florida did a “Salute to the Armed Forces” maze in 2015.

They also have a Live Tree maze, also known as the “Confusion” Tree Maze. It is made up of over one thousand Ligustrum trees planted in the shape of an ear of corn.

Queen’s County Farm doesn't just have an impressive corn maze, but an impressive history. The farm is located on New York City’s largest remaining tract of farmland and is the longest continuously farmed land in all of New York state. The farm dates back to 1697.

The corn maze is planted in June for opening in September. Also, on two Saturdays in October, you can “Maze by Moonlight” and conquer the corn at night!.

Richardson Farm in Spring Grove, Illinois is run by the Richardson family. They are known for their fun and complex designs. In 2015, they celebrated the local Stanley Cup winners the Chicago Black Hawks.

In 2012, they had a Star-Spangled Banner themed maze in tribute to the 200 year anniversary of Old Glory. To get the aerial photos of their designs, George Richardson flies his plane while his wife Wendy snaps the pictures.

The land where they create their corn mazes is 33 acres. One of their most popular mazes to date was their 2013 Beatles maze.

From September 10 until November 6, you can navigate the Amazing Maize Maze at Historic Rural Hill in Huntersville, North Carolina, along with other fun activities such as hayrides or a game of corn hole.

Don’t be afraid to ask for help: There are staff members along the maze to gladly give you a little nod in the right direction should you want it.

Every year the folks at Sever’s in Shakopee, Minnesota grow and cut an amazing corn maze which is endless entertainment for adventure seekers on the ground but also a visual treat from an aerial perspective. In 2011, the design was literally “Out of this World”.

In 2012, they paid tribute to the harvesters and traditions that make their craft possible.

In 2013, the corn maze’s home state of Minnesota was honored.

In 2014, the corn’s winding walls were cut into the shape of a locomotive train.

In 2015, the maze was a salute to firefighters including the image of a firetruck and the words “thank you”.

In Lodi, Wisconsin, Treinen Farm is the place to go for getting lost in a giant corn maze. Their 2015 design was called “The Fox and the Grapes”.

In 2016, The Great Vermont Corn Maze will officially be the largest maze in New England at 24 acres. The largest of their two mazes takes adults on average 2 hours to complete.