Multiple U.S. Corn Mazes Draw Large Public Interest with Unique Themes

Corn mazes remain a popular fall activity across the U.S., each offering unique themes and experiences. In Commerce Township, Michigan, Long Family Orchard has created a corn maze shaped like Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown's iconic headstand, celebrating his contributions to the local community and football team. Meanwhile, in St. Joe, Minnesota, the A and G Corn Maze honors country music's 2025 Entertainer of the Year, Lainey Wilson, with an 8-acre maze and a grand prize contest offering a concert trip and meet-and-greet. Colorado offers several family-friendly corn mazes, including a 25-acre maze at Anderson Farms and themed mazes like the birds-of-prey one at Denver Botanic Gardens, with additional activities like petting zoos and pumpkin patches enhancing the experience. In Plympton, Massachusetts, Sauchuk Farm's seven-acre maze commemorates the state's 250th anniversary with a Lexington Minuteman design, supported by a range of agritainment activities designed to engage families and promote farm products. These varied corn maze attractions blend local culture, sports, and entertainment to create memorable seasonal outings for visitors of all ages.