Autumn is the time of year when you can enjoy some festive autumn day trips and some apple picking at the best orchards in Southern California. But, it's also time for another fall activity that will keep you in the spirit of the season. This week we've been exploring some of the best corn mazes in California where you can have the time of your life with friends and family. Here are just six corn mazes that you'll want to add to your bucket list this fall.

1. Forneris Farms - Mission Hills

This giant corn maze in Mission Hills in Santa Barbara is good, clean fun for the whole family. You won't find a haunted maze here, so don't worry about anything leaping out at you from the cornfields. But you will find some hidden riddles sprinkled throughout the corn maze called CORNundrums that will keep you on your toes. Allow for approximately 1-hour to get through the maze. Forneris Farms is a blast for the whole family.

2. Underwood Family Farms - Moorpark

The festive Underwood Family Farms in Ventura County has an awesome corn maze that will have you turning in every direction. Once you make your way out, check out the pumpkin patch or grab some fresh produce to take home.

3. Live Oak Canyon Pumpkin Patch and Christmas Tree Farm - Redlands

The giant corn maze is what people rave about when they go to Live Oak Canyon. Plus, this farm offers more than 50 attractions and numerous photo opps. Now that's a fun fall activity in SoCal!

4. Big Horse Corn Maze and Harvest Festival - Temecula

The annual Big Horse Corn Maze and Harvest Festival in Temecula is one of the largest corn mazes in SoCal. This 11-acre maze is open throughout October.

5. Tapia Bros. Farm - Encino

Test your navigational skills in this California corn maze and see if you can find your way out of this maze that has some good scares along the way. After some fun inside the maze, make sure to stick around Tapia Bros. Farm for a train ride and even more family adventures.

6. Frosty's Forest Pumpkin Patch - Chino

Look at this charming 4-acre corn maze located in Chino. However, this is just the beginning at Frosty's Forest. There are numerous other activities for the entire family like the super slide, rides, viewing zoo, pumpkin store, and more.

Which of these corn mazes in California will you try first? Do you love the giant mazes in California? We're tempted to try and navigate our way through all of them. Any favorite corn mazes that didn't make the list? Let us know in the comments!

For more pre-Halloween fun this fall in SoCal, you might want to check out this haunted forest that will give you a scare. It's just one more way to get into the spirit of the season. And, if you want to create a full weekend adventure, consider booking a stay in a cozy vacation rental.