Colorado Corn Mazes Worth Getting Lost In This Fall

Colorado becomes a land of corn mazes during late September and October. Each year, dozens of corn mazes open throughout the state. They range from small farms operated by non-profits to large epic mazes haunted by zombies the closer you get to Halloween.

Keep scrolling to learn more about popular mazes around Colorado that will be open this fall, and ten tips that will make navigating any corn maze near or far to Grand Junction more enjoyable for everyone.

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25 Years of Fall Fun in Colorado

It's always great to see Anderson Farms open their corn maze each fall. This farm has been open for fall fun in Colorado for over 25 years, so it's one of the longest continuously operated corn mazes in the Centennial State. The fall activities are in full swing from September 25th to November 2nd.

Studt's Farm in Grand Junction

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The Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze at Studt's Farm will be open September 26th. Their corn maze is one of the main attractions every year, and entertains visitors of all ages with twists, turns, and dead ends. The corn maze, pumpkin picking, hayrides, and other farm-themed activities make Studt's in Grand Junction one of the most popular destinations on the Western Slope each fall.

Big and Scary

If you are up for a road trip, Jack Lantern's Corn Maze in Fort Collins has become another popular destination for fall fun over the past twenty years. The corn maze at Jack Lantern's can take around 30 minutes to complete. Pets are not allowed.
Over the years, Jack Lantern's corn maze of carnage has become a popular destination for scary fall fun around Halloween. Keep an eye on the Jack Lantern's website for info about this year's activities.