It's corn maze season in Colorado and here are seven to check out.
Mazes marked with an * offer haunted mazes on some evenings.
*Fritzler Corn Maze
The Fritzler Corn Maze calls itself "Colorado’s original and premier corn maze." The Fritzlers have been creating corn mazes since 2000.
The corn maze is divided into two phases with only one exit "from the twists and turns."
The corn maze and farm is seven miles south of Greeley on Highway 85 and this year's design is in honor of the Denver Broncos Super Bowl win.
Tickets for the maze and other activities start at $16 for adults, $13 for kids ages 3-10. Admission to the Haunted maze and activities start at $25.
Learn more and find discount tickets on the Fritzler Corn Maze website.
*Anderson Farm corn maze
Anderson Farm claims its corn maze is Colorado's longest running corn maze.
The Anderson Farm corn maze is 30 acres, with more than eight miles of trails.
In addition to just exploring the maze, Anderson Farm has several fun games for the visitors. There are six checkpoints hidden in each of the three larger sections of the maze, totaling 18 checkpoints. There is a crime/farm scene investigation and more.
Admission during weekdays begins at $10 but ranges to $16 for the daytime maze and fall festival events. Weekday admission for Terror in the Corn starts at $22 and raises to $25. Learn more on Anderson Farm's website.
Harvest Farm, Wellington
Harvest Farm in northern Colorado is hosting its 14th Annual Fall Festival & Corn Maze.
In addition to the corn maze, visitors can enjoy hay wagon rides, a petting zoo, an obstacle course, a playground, a bouldering wall and more.
*Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield Farms
There are three mazes at the Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield Farms -- the main 8-acre corn maze, a mini maze for kids under 10 and an "after dark corn maze."
Visitors exploring the large corn maze are challenged to find six life-size animal cutouts hidden throughout the maze.
Admission is $13 for adults, $12 for students/seniors/military and $10 for children ages 3-12.
Get hours, directions and more information on the Denver Botanic Gardens' website.
Rock Creek Farm
"The Corn Maze is cut and looks fabulous," according to the Rock Creek Farm website.
Rock Creek Farm, in Broomfield, has four corn mazes. The mazes range in distance from a short and easy 0.3-mile maze to a harder 4.2 miles.
"You'll test your memory and navigational skills as you laugh and run through high, green corridors, breathing in the rich aroma of Autumn in Colorado's largest Corn Maze experience spanning over 30 Acres," according to Rock Creek Farm.
Admission is $9 for adults, $6 for kids 4-11 years old. There are fees for the pumpkins and other activities. Learn more on Rock Creek Farm's website.
*Maize in the City, Thornton
Maize in the City features of a 20-acre corn maze and a kids' mini maze. There's also a pumpkin field, pony rides, petting zoo, jumping castle and other activities.
To make the maize more interactive, they even have a smart phone trivia game.
Tickets start at $12 for adults and $9 for kids ages 5 to 12 for the corn maze. Learn more on the Maize in the City website.
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