The “Amazing Maize Maze”  mazes are now all open and running through the fall.

Times and ticket information as well as great guides are available on their websites.

Check out this year mazes:

Cherry Crest Farm / Paradise, there PA – Opened from July 4th to November 8th

Long Acre Farm / Macedon, NY – Opened from September 6th to November 2nd

Historic Rural Hill / Huntersville, NC – Opened from September 12th to November 2nd

Queens County Farm Museum / Queens, NY – Opened from September 20th to October 26th

Ellms Family Farm / Baliston Spa, NY – Opened from September 20th

VISIT THE FARMS AND ENJOY THE BEAUTIFUL FALL SEASON WITH US THIS YEAR!

“The Amazing Maize Maze at Cherry Crest Farm lives up to the name – the maze spans over five acres, and features two and a half miles of paths. Guests can explore the twists and turns beginning July 4.

Visitors can travel through the maze at their own pace, and two Maze Masters are on standby to help guide those who get a bit lost. Easy, intermediate and difficult paths are marked to allow for guests to gauge their own trailblazing abilities.

Details on the maze schedule and aerial photos of past year’s maze designs can be found on the Cherry Crest Farm website.

 
IF YOU GO

10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturdays beginning July 4 at Cherry Crest Adventure Farm, 150 Cherry Hill Road, Paradise Twp. Cost: $15. www.cherrycrestfarm.com/cornmaze.asp, 866-546-1799.”

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Queens County Farm Museum – an Authentically Rustic Setting for Tired New Yorkers

 
“Nothing compares to New York’s blitz and bling. However, this life can get a little too fast paced for comfort and that is when you need to get back in touch with nature and its bounty. The nearness of Queens County Farm Museum to the Big Apple makes this farm land a perfect weekend getaway for city folk. New Yorkers do not need to travel far into the country looking to experience the beauty of autumn. Just head for the County Farm which has an array of events to entertain and educate the young and old alike.”

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