Nothing says “fall” like wandering around in a giant corn maze! Today’s feature destination isn’t just the biggest corn maze in Vermont — it’s the biggest corn maze in New England! No matter your age, you’re sure to absolutely love it. Here’s everything you need to know about the Great Vermont Maze.

The Great Vermont Maze is the mother of all corn mazes. It’s full of twists and turns that will keep you guessing for ages!
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Located in the scenic town of Danville, the Great Vermont Maze spans a full 24 acres of rustling corn fields. There are over three miles of dirt trails that are lined with 10-foot walls of corn.
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This isn’t your average small town corn maze. Be prepared to work your way over 100 feet of bridges as you wind your way through the maze. Most people need around two hours to reach the other end!
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Because this maze is so big, visitors under the age of 15 are required to have adult supervision throughout the process. You should also plan on starting the maze by 1 p.m. to make sure you have enough time to complete it by closing time.
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And don’t worry – the maze includes an Emergency Exit trail to allow you to jump out and use the bathroom or grab a snack without starting over from the beginning. If you don’t feel up to tackling the Big Maze, try the Scenic Maze for an easier (and quicker) tase of this great fall activity.
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Admission to the maze for guests between the ages of 16 and 59 is $15 per person. Guests aged 5 to 15 or those over 60 can enter for $10 each, and kids under 4 are free.
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The Great Vermont Maze is typically open 7 days a week through mid October. Stop by soon to revel in the corny goodness!
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You can visit the Great Vermont Maze online to learn more about visiting, including current opening hours, special events, and ticket price updates. Have you ever experienced the biggest corn maze in New England? What did you think? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below — we would love to hear from you!

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What is fall in Vermont like?

Fall in Vermont is positively magical! The state is known for its brilliant display of fall foliage, refreshing temperatures, and abundance of seasonal activities to enjoy. If you visit Vermont during the fall season, you might enjoy going on a covered bridge tour. You might also grab a dozen apple cider donuts to enjoy!

What are the best fall trails to hike in Vermont?

Autumn is one of the very best seasons to enjoy hiking in Vermont. Not only are the temperatures mild, but you'll likely get to enjoy some truly stunning fall colors. If you're looking for fall-friendly hikes in Vermont with incredible views, we've got you covered! We put together a list of some of our favorite fall trails in Vermont for you to enjoy. At the top of the list is Wheeler Mountain in Sutton. This 2.5-mile trail generally takes hikers about two hours to complete. It's undoubtedly one of the best hiking trails in the state given the gorgeous views you'll enjoy at the top of the mountain.

Next up is Prospect Rock, a 1.5-mile trail with sweeping panoramic views. This hike is a bit more challenging and rocky, so sturdy shoes are a must. Some other great trails to hike during the fall in Vermont include Bald Mountain in Pittsford, Putney Mountain, Mount Tom in Woodstock, Gile Mountain in Norwich, Owl's Head in Groton, Stowe Pinnacle, and Quechee Gorge.

When is the best time to see the fall foliage in Vermont?

Each year is a bit different, although it's generally a safe bet that fall colors will be at their best in Vermont from late September through early October. Some variables that affect color are temperature and rainfall. If you're looking to explore Vermont during the fall, we've put together a beautiful road trip that will take you to some great spots for viewing fall foliage. You'll find there's a lot to enjoy about this Vermont fall foliage road trip!

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