Get Lost In These 6 Awesome Corn Mazes Around Portland This Fall
Katherine Green
Author
Nothing says fall like getting lost in a corn maze. Whether you prefer the slightly more breathtaking haunted maze or want to wander through the maze in daylight hours (the best choice with young children), this is the list of the top spots around Portland to escape to this fall. Many farms have a variety of entertainment to keep you and your children occupied for hours. The problem is choosing just one of these corn mazes around Portland. Or, go ahead and visit them all!
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The maze at Baggenstos Farms is open from late September through October 31st and can be visited daily, or at night in the dark on the weekends. Along with all the fall fun activities, the farm has a kitchen serving up sausages and fries on the weekends.
Have you ever been to any of these exciting spots? If so, which ones were your favorites? Would you agree that these are among the best corn mazes near Portland? If you were to do a search for “corn mazes near Portland,” one of these spots would most certainly pop up at the top of the list!
What are your favorite corn mazes around Portland? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below!
If you’d like to explore hikes around any of these corn mazes, you can find some great trails by going to the AllTrails website.
For more autumn adventures, be sure to check out these 9 charming pumpkin patches in and around Portland that are picture-perfect for a fall day.
If you’re still in the mood for more Beaver State adventures, take a look at this video:
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