Find Maine Corn Mazes - Get lost in a Maine haunted Halloween corn maze this season!

Imagine entering a giant puzzle … one that's tall, green and full of surprises. This is the experience of a Connecticut corn maze and it's a great, old-fashioned way to have family fun!

Corn mazes have been around for a long time, but have become increasingly more complex. Seen from the air, they can appear as anything from the logo of a favorite sports team to a whole fantasy picture. Planning the maze is an art itself, as the farmer has to map out the picture on the ground and choose a strong-stalked variety of corn to make it all come to life. There are companies who will professionally design mazes, too.

Connecticut Farm Mazes:
(Listed in alpabetical order by town name)

Larson's A-maiz-ing Maze
401 Federal Road (Rte 7)
Brookfield, CT 6804
203-740-2790

Ives Farm
1585 Cheshire St
Cheshire, CT 6410
203-272-5847

Lyman Orchards
Jct. Rtes. 147 & 157
Middlefield, CT 6455
860-349-1566

Hayes Corn Maze
151 East Street
North Granby, CT 6060
860-653-4157

Foster Family Farm
90 Foster Street
South Windsor, CT 6074
860-648-9366

Plasko's Farm, L.L.C.
670 Daniels Farm Road
Trumbull, CT 6611
203-268-2716†

Source: http://www.cornmazesamerica.com/directory.htm

Most farms will give you a map to help you find your way, and there are often extra "puzzles" within. If you plan to go, be sure to allot plenty of time and bring along the following supplies:

*Good walking shoes
*Water
*Bug spray and sunscreen
*A watch [you'll want to know how long it took you!]
*The right kind of clothing [remember, you're walking through a cornfield]
*Some mazes are open at night, in which case you'll need a flashlight.

So grab the kids and get ready to "lend an ear" [and your feet] - to the nearest corn maze.