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Amazing Corn Mazes

Highlights from some of the most popular fall attractions in the U.S.
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Photo: Bergmann’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch, bergmancornmaze.com

Let's Get Lost

Across the country corn mazes are becoming an increasingly popular fall attraction featuring playful designs and the imaginative repurposing of nature and farmland. Here is a shot from Bergmann’s Corn Maze in Wichita, Kansas that has not yet reached its maximum growth.

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Photo: Great Vermont Corn Maze, www.vermontcornmaze.com, photo by Over and Above Photography

When Dinosaurs Roamed the Earth

Corn mazes are especially popular with problem solvers and those who enjoy brain teasers but not everyone enjoys getting lost in a corn field so think twice before you enter one. You might not come out for hours. The folks at the Great Vermont Maze devised this especially tricky, dinosaur-themed corn maze for their 2014 event.

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Photo: Treinen Farm, treinenfarm.com

Athena's Owl Maze

Believe it or not, this is not a painting or elaborate embroidery but an aerial photograph of Wisconsin's Treinen Farm corn maze from 2014 entitled Athena’s Owl Maze. 

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Photo: www.mazeplay.com & Anderson Farms, Erie, Colorado

Skiers and Bobsleds

Spread out over 30 acres is Colorado’s longest-running corn maze at Anderson Farms in Erie, Colorado. First launched in 1999, the annual fall attraction changes its theme every year and offers special events like zombie paintball and nighttime rambles through the haunted maze during the Halloween season.

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