Maine's Treworgy Family Orchards wins Best Corn Maze

Treworgy’s, the longest continually running corn maze in Maine, covers 4 acres and is made from some 60,000 corn plants grown to a height of about 10 feet tall.
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Denver Downs Farm Corn Maze celebrates the 100th anniversary of John Deere in 2018 with their 10-acre trivia-filled maze.
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Exploration Acres in Indiana takes inspiration from the Netflix hit television series Stranger Things for their 2018 maze featuring 10 miles of paths across 20 acres.
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Coolspring Corn Maze’s 2018 theme is “Heroes of the Corn.” The maze opens in mid-September and runs through early November. An indoor hay maze, hayrides, mountain slides, a jump pad and barnyard boardgames are included with admission.
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Cherry Crest Adventure Farm in Pennsylvania operates one of the longest running corn mazes in the country. The 5-acre maze comprises 2.5 miles of paths. 
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The 2018 edition of Cornbelly's in Utah is The Greatest Showman–a circus-themed maze covering 8 acres of paths.
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The 10-acre Happy Day Farm corn maze offers visitors the chance to play a game of Maize-O-Poly with a purpose-made game board.
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Each fall, Angie Treinen of Treinen Farm designs a new corn maze and her husband Alan cuts it into the cornfield by hand ... no GPS!
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Idaho's original corn maze, the Farmstead MAiZE, gets carved across an 18-acre cornfield into a new design each year.
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Visitors to this New Springfield, Ohio maze can get lost in Never Never Land in its 2018 Peter Pan Maze.
Photo courtesy of Maze Craze