Nothing says fall like getting lost in a corn maze! Luckily, there are lots of a-maiz-ing labyrinth-like mazes scattered throughout the state. And just to help you get the fall season kicked off, we put together a list of 10 can’t-miss mazes. Read on to see if your favorite is mentioned.

1. Hidden Trails (West Salem)

No list of must-visit corn mazes would be complete without one of the oldest and largest in the state! A great place to test your navigational skills, Hidden Trails boasts four corn mazes – one of which is 12 acres with more than five miles of pathways!

2. Treinen Farm Corn Maze (Lodi)

At this farm, you’ll find what’s been fittingly dubbed "Wisconsin's most awesome corn maze." Absolutely massive, the maze spans 15 acres – to put that into perspective, that’s almost 15 football fields of diabolically twisty trails in 10-foot-high corn! The farm also features a half-acre children's maze as well as adventure slides, a tractor tire playground, natural play areas, and a hiking and wilderness exploration area.

3. Country Farmacy (Poynette)

Staking claim to the title of "Wisconsin’s largest corn maze," Country Farmacy’s maze encompasses 18 acres and features more than six miles of paths. If making your way through countless twists and turns isn’t enough of a challenge, you can play the farm’s punch card trivia game while navigating the maze.

4. Skelly’s Farm Market (Janesville)

A favorite since 1998, Skelly’s Farm Market is home to two mazes – The Adventure Maze and The Impossible Maze. Perfect for families, The Adventure Maze is designed to be fun with little challenge. For those looking to truly test their navigational skills, The Impossible Maze is the way to go. Aptly named, it’s designed to be the ultimate challenge. But don’t worry, there’s an emergency number you can call if you don’t fancy being lost forever.

5. Polly’s Pumpkin Patch (Chilton)

This 15-acre maze is hailed as the "best corn maze in the Fox Valley." But you can do more than get lost at Polly’s. The grounds also include a pumpkin patch and market stocked with seasonal favorites, including apple cider donuts.

6. Govin’s Farm (Menomonie)

At Govin’s Farm, you’ll find all kinds of options for seasonal fun, including an 11-acre corn maze, which can be tackled during the day or at night by flashlight. The farm also features a pumpkin patch, giant slide, pumpkin and apple cannons, and more.

7. Schuster’s Farm (Deerfield)

You can take part in all your favorite fall festivities at Schuster’s Farm, including getting lost in a corn maze. Spanning eight acres, the basketball-themed maze is filled with twists and turns that are sure to disorient you in the most fun way possible. For a real challenge, visit the corn maze at night.

8. Schairer's Autumn Acres (Birnamwood)

You and your family will have a blast traversing this nine-acre maze. Successfully completing the maze entails more than finding the exit, though. You’ll also need to locate the 10 checkpoints hidden among the maze’s 2.5 miles of trails.

9. Basse’s Taste of Country Farm Market (Colgate)

A longtime fall favorite, Basse’s corn maze has been puzzling people since 1998. It seems like it gets better each year – and this year is no exception. The 2020 maze features a Pac-Man theme, which is sure to delight visitors of all ages. The fun doesn’t end there, though. Basse’s boasts dozens of other attractions to keep visitors entertained.

10. Waldvogel's Farm (Juneau)

Waldvogel’s Farm is touted as "Wisconsin’s largest pumpkin farm," but that’s not the only reason for a visit in the fall season. The farm boasts over 60 seasonally-themed attractions, including a nine-acre corn maze, which is unicorn-themed for the 2020 season. Make sure to climb the lookout tower for a birds-eye view of the intricate design.

Did you know about these mazes? Ever visited any of them? Have a maze to add to this list? Tell us in the comments section.

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