Well, folks, it’s that time of the year again. Autumn in New Mexico! Time for pumpkins, hayrides, Halloween, and New Mexico corn mazes. The corn fields in New Mexico are home to some of the largest and most awesome corn mazes around (likely excluding Iowa). Take the family and get lost in these six epic corn mazes in New Mexico, but hurry before they’re gone until next year.

1. McCall’s Pumpkin Patch - Moriarty
2 McCall Ln, Moriarty, NM 87035, USA
McCall’s Pumpkin Patch/Facebook
McCall’s 16-acre cornfield is the perfect backdrop for an epic corn maze. In addition to this amazing attraction, there are dozens of other activities including bouncy jumpers, a mechanical bull, hayride, pedal karts, a cow train, duck races, and so much more. McCall’s is located at 34 McCall Lane in Moriarty.

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2. Mesilla Valley Maze - Las Cruces
3855 W Picacho Ave, Las Cruces, NM 88007, USA
Mesilla Valley Maze/Facebook
Have fun in New Mexico’s original, five-acre giant corn maze as you navigate the twists and turns and partake of various activities throughout. There is also a mini maze inside the larger one for younger kids not quite ready to take on the giant. Add into the mix duck races, face painting, gem mining, giant slides, hamster wheels, a hayride, pedal carts, and a pumpkin patch. There are also a great concession stand and country store, making this a truly fun outing for the entire family. Find Mesilla Valley Maze at 3855 West Picacho Avenue, Las Cruces.
3. Wagner’s Farmland Experience - Corrales
6445 Corrales Rd, Corrales, NM 87048, USA
Wagner's Farmland Experience/Facebook
Get lost in this 2.2-mile-long family-friendly corn maze with a conservation theme that's intended to raise awareness about farmland-dependent wildlife. In addition to the maze, Wagner’s also has a hayride, pony rides, petting zoo, pumpkin patch, little kids’ play area, and apple orchard tour. Find Wagner's at 6445 Corrales Road in Corrales.

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4. St. Bernard Farms - Clovis
849 NM-77, Clovis, NM 88101, USA
St. Bernard Farms Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch/Facebook
This enormous farm is chock full of rip-roaring fun. From its huge corn maze (that is haunted on Saturday nights) to its haunted house, petting zoo, playground, and hay bale maze - this is a perfect autumn day trip destination. St. Bernard Farms is located at 849 State Road 77 in Clovis.

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5. Rio Grande Community Farm - Albuquerque
1701 Montaño Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87107, USA
Rio Grande Community Farm/Facebook
In addition to its sustainable agriculture and education programs, Rio Grande Community Farm hosts an annual Maize Maze fundraiser. Find the Rio Grande Community Farm at 1701 Montano Road, NW, in Albuquerque.
6. La Union Maze - La Union
1101 NM-28, Anthony, NM 88021, USA
La Union Maze/Facebook
Located near the Texas border at El Paso, La Union’s corn maze is tons of fun. Along with other autumn-themed activities and a 13-acre pumpkin patch, this is definitely the place to go this season. The maze is at 1101 Highway 28 in La Union.

There you have it: six awesome corn mazes in the Land of Enchantment for your autumn enchantment. Have you been to any of these awesome corn mazes in New Mexico? Do you have a favorite? Please share your experiences in the comments. If you like exploring our state during the fall, consider a road trip to these beautiful fall destinations in New Mexico.

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