FLINT, MI – As autumn sets in, many families head to nearby corn mazes, seeking a mix of outdoor activity and seasonal enjoyment.
With paths that challenge visitors to navigate through tall stalks, these mazes offer a unique way to experience the changing season.
In mid-Michigan, here are five great places to enjoy weaving through a corn maze:
Flushing Farms
Flushing Farms in Flushing Township is known for its popular corn maze. Each fall, the farm opens its doors to visitors for a range of activities, with the corn maze being a major attraction. The maze is designed to provide a fun and challenging experience for people of all ages, often featuring designs that change each year.
There are three mazes to choose from – from easy to expert.
In addition to the corn maze, Flushing Farms offers other activities like hayrides, pumpkin patches, and petting zoos. The farm is a destination for those looking to enjoy fall festivities and outdoor adventures. Visitors can enjoy fresh produce from the farm, homemade treats, and spend the day exploring the fields and maze with friends and family.
Visit its website here.
Johnson’s Pumpkin Farm
Johnson’s Pumpkin Farm is located in rural Saginaw County. One of its main attractions is the pumpkin patch, where guests can pick their own pumpkins, but the farm also features a popular corn maze that provides fun for all ages. The maze is designed to be both challenging and engaging, with a different theme each year, adding excitement for returning visitors.
The corn maze is 13 acres and just $6 per person, with an average completion time of 30-40 minutes.
Kids four and under enter free, and anyone over 14 can enter without an adult. For younger visitors, there’s also a 1-acre soybean maze and a sunflower maze, both for $1 each.
Visit its website here.
Leaman’s Green Applebarn
Leaman’s Green Applebarn in Freeland offers a cool corn maze. Visitors can enjoy navigating the maze as part of a broader experience that includes hayrides and the Apple Barrel Express shuttle.
The corn maze is just one of the activities that make Leaman’s a great destination for families looking to enjoy classic autumn fun.
Beyond the maze, there are other attractions like a playground, petting barnyard, and seasonal events.
Visit its website here.
Past Tense Antiques & Country Store
Past Tense Country Store in Lapeer County features a corn maze, which typically opens in the fall.
It’s designed with unique pathways cut through the corn, often themed and featuring activities such as hayrides and pumpkin picking.
The maze spans several acres which can include puzzles or trivia questions that guide visitors through the maze.
Visit its website here.
Mueller’s Orchard and Cider Mill
This location in Linden is offering a corn maze for the first time this year.
Located on the highest spot in Genesee County, Mueller’s Orchard and Cider Mill is one of the oldest orchards in the area.
It website says records indicate it has been continuously an orchard since the late 1880s.
Apple picking, ciders and donuts, and a pumpkin patch can also be enjoyed during the fall season.
Visit its website here.
