
As soon as it gets cooler outside and the leaves start to change colors, we immediately gravitate toward idyllic pumpkin patches and charming apple orchards, but don't forget about corn mazes. The first one debuted back in 1993, and it all began with the ingenious duo Don Frantz and Adam Fisher. Their groundbreaking endeavor covered an impressive three acres in Annville, Pennsylvania, and was dubbed "The Amazing Maize Maze."
Fast forward to today and you'll find hundreds of these remarkable creations along the American countryside. The thing is, it didn't stop stateside; the concept has traversed oceans and borders making its way to the United Kingdom and other parts of Europe. That said, we rounded up several of our standout favorites below and there's no doubt that the twists and turns of these intricate cornfields will mesmerize you. Scroll on, get excited for the fall season, and prepare to be amazed.
Nina Derwin is a Brooklyn-based writer with a passion for the art of storytelling. In addition to writing articles for various clients and publications, Nina has written several episodes of scripted television for networks including Starz and Fox.


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