Maze and Labyrinth News - October 2025

I am back again with all the things I found during the month that didn’t quite fit into it’s own blog post, but that I found interesting about mazes and labyrinths. Some news is evergreen and can be found in past monthly news posts:

June 2025, July 2025, August 2025 and September 2025

There are lots of corn mazes to check out this time of year !

  • The Corn Maze of the Year winner was announced by USAToday

Congratulations to the Treworgy Family Orchards Corn Maze which was voted the corn maze of the year for the 4th straight year ! This years version was in the shape of a whale. You can see all of their yearly mazes and plan a trip on their farm website. Located in Levant, Maine, the farm is 9 miles from Bango Airport. To read my original post on the 20 nominees for the award: Vote for the top corn mazes in the country !

  • I found a new maze themed movie poster

If you haven’t seen my blog posts on the best movie posters, I have written 2 posts. Always love to see labyrinth and mazes represented well. Active Measures is a documentary with a circular maze theme:

The 10 Best Maze Themed Movie Posters

More Movie Posters featuring Maze and Labyrinth Artwork

Active Measures movie poster
  • And a new movie banner featuring a maze

Which is not quite a movie poster, but you can find a version similar to this banner I found when I signed up for HBOMAX. Heretic is a recommended horror movie if you are wondering, with Hugh Grant excellent as a weirdo.

Heretic HBOMAX movie banner
  • Travis and Taylor have an engagement themed corn maze in Missouri

I want to give a shout-out to Precision Mazes for capturing the making of this corn maze from above. We need more of these videos ! You can plan your trip to visit the maze at Johnson Farms Plants & Pumpkins in Belton, MO.

  • Clark's Elioak Farm in Maryland

I came across an article about this farm and luckily I clicked on it. They have an “Enchanted Forest Pine Tree Maze” they built in 2009 which was adjusted in 2013 to be “The Enchanted Pine Tree Forest”. So no more maze. Why is it here ? Well it’s one of those interesting roadside attractions that needs to be shared. You can find a short video below, but there are many walking tours online if you want a longer version. Plan a visit on their website, and here is the labyrinth page on the church website that features the labyrinth if you want to plan a visit.

  • A Labrinth in Manitowoc, WI was restored !

I have written about labyrinths to visit in every state of the US. I love to hear when they are restored and put back into regular use like this one at Lakeshore United Methodist Church in Manitowoc, WI ! While this one did not make my list of 8 Labyrinths to visit in Wisconsin, but there are over 100 in the state to choose from ! Here is a video on the labyrinth.

  • Ohio Tourism made a corn maze map !

I don’t know about you, but I think more places should do this ! Here is a link to the Tourism Ohio site where you can find the media release and a drawn kids maze, and here is the tourism page with the information and downloadable link where you can find the 46 corn maze strong map. Great idea to help support local farms !

  • The best laid plans - A personal story

I had a chance to visit some friends for a quick weekend trip in the city I lived in for the majority of my adult life - NYC. I planned to visit the labyrinth in Battery Park and write about it here. But because of construction and incorrect Google Maps hours I was unable to access it. I arrived too early and could not make it back later in the day without missing my flight. So you get a gallery of my almost visit instead. I also got to attend some kids sporting events during my time with friends and some of my mazes were taken to entertain the kids not playing. It seems they were a hit (people love to see mazes of their names) and I inspired my friends son (Will) to build his own maze ! Very cool. I also found a heart maze toy when I was there.

  • Another maze found in the Aldi grocery store

Cheerios box kids maze

Maze and Labyrinth News - September 2025

I am back again with all the things I found during the month that didn’t quite fit into its own blog post, but that I found interesting about mazes and labyrinths. Some news is evergreen and can be found in past posts:

Maze and Labyrinth News - June 2025

Maze and Labyrinth News - July 2025

Maze and Labyrinth News - August 2025

It’s getting to be that time of year when corn mazes become popular !

  • A Grateful Dead Corn Maze in Michigan

If you live near Traverse City, Michigan, Jacob's Farm has a special maze this year for all those Deadheads out there. Plan a trip on their website. What a cool idea for this 10 acre maze.

Jacob's Farm Corn Maze Aerial View  Grateful Dead
  • A Master Labyrinth builder from Arizona

I wrote a blog post about maze and labyrinth builders around the world and am always excited to learn about new people in the field. Lars Howlett runs business called Discover Labyrinths through which he has created over 80 labyrinths. The variety of styles is impressive on his homepage. This excellent article is a feature on him and his business. He has his own YouTube channel where you can see some of his work:

  • USAToday Reader’s Choice Awards - Top Corn Mazes

I wrote a blog post featuring the 20 farms that were up for the corn maze of the year. The voting ended on September 8th, but I wanted to re-post about it here because the post contained links to all 20 farms websites where you can plan a trip.

  • An interesting project in Newhaven, East Sussex, UK

When I heard about this art project in Newhaven, I had to get more information to understand what it was. Well I just love this description from the website: “Come and play in the beautiful site-specific, geometric, multi-coloured, mainly wooden, non-screen based, playground/maze/artwork/sculpture thingy, for kids and their adults.” It’s kind of a maze thingy. You know… Here is the Google Map location of the Siding Bistro restaurant where the playground/maze/artwork/sculpture thingy is located.

  • A Pac-Man exhibit in California

I have written about Pac-Man and other similar maze video games before:

Tribute to Pac-Man, the Ultimate Maze Game

THE 12 MOST IMPORTANT RETRO MAZE VIDEO GAMES TO LOSE A DAY WITH

Well it just so happens there is an exhibit celebrating the iconic game in Irvine California to celebrate it’s 45th year (we are getting old). I found it later than I would like since it runs from May 18- September 28 but there is still time to check it out. The artwork was really cool as shown in this video. I made a Pac Man maze many years ago before this site existed, and I constructed it in Excel. You can see it below.

PacMan Maze
  • A Corn Maze Marriage Proposal

This is one heck of a way to execute a marriage proposal. I should say that I was pleased it came from my home state of Ohio. Congratulations to Tim Sullivan and his (now) fiancé Caroline. Here is you article with a great video and pictures of the special day.

  • American History with a corn maze !

Fort Ticonderoga in New York is a historical landmark and tourist attraction that was built by the French in the 1750’s. This year it features a corn maze themed to celebrate the US’s upcoming 250th birthday. You can plan a visit on their website, with the maze information page very helpful.

  • Inflatable Corn Maze ?

It is corn maze season but did you know that you can rent an inflatable corn maze ? I saw this in an article and had to check it out. There are a few different versions you can rent like this inflatable maze, or this one, or even this corn maze. Personally I prefer the real thing, but I see how this could be fun at a backyard event.

  • An Unexpected Labyrinth find in CT

I came across this article about a hike at Hammonasset Beach State Park in Connecticut and really enjoyed the story of stumbling upon the labyrinths that are there. I fell the same way when I find a labyrinth in the wild. I wrote an article 7 Labyrinths to visit in Connecticut and did not include this one. In my defense there are over 70 labyrinths in the state to choose from. You can see a large photo and get more details on this labyrinth at the excellent labyrinth locator website.

  • The Return of the Great Maze in Fargo, ND

I have featured this maze before since it was made of hay bales in the past. This year it is going to break (possibly has already broken) the record for the largest cedar plank maze in the world. Here is the maze website to plan a visit. I updated this post with a view of the plank maze, but also kept the impressive hay bale maze video from the past so you can experience it ! This is the best view I have found of the maze from above !

And if you want to find a maze near you, here is a corn maze locator from mazeplay that might help. This is the largest database I have found online.

Maze and Labyrinth News - August 2025

I am back again with all the things I found during the month that didn’t quite fit into it’s own blog post, but that I found interesting about mazes and labyrinths. Some news is evergreen and can be found in past posts:

Maze and Labyrinth News - June 2025

Maze and Labyrinth News - July 2025


  • The Largest Corn Maze in the World !

It isn’t officially the largest, but that is only because it costs a significant amount of money$$$$$ for Guinness to give you a the record. But we all know that this 121 acre maze is the real deal. The Valley Corn Maize in East Grand Forks, Minnesota opens on August 25th. Plan a visit on their website. Here is an article with a great picture of the enormous maze !

  • A Sesame Street Sunflower Maze in Connecticut

The Lyman orchard is planning an Elmo/Sesame Street themed sunflower maze for August 2025. Ribbon cutting was August 2nd. Plan a visit on their website. Here is a look at last years maze to give you an idea:

  • Another Sunflower Maze in Paris, Illinois

Seems like my algorithm knows I have been seeing sunflower mazes a lot lately ! This one in Paris, Illinois is located at L&A Family Farms. You can plan a trip on their website. If you missed the sunflower maze, the corn maze opens on October 4th !

  • A Bamboo Labyrinth (Maze) located near Buenos Aires, Argentina

This labyrinth is more formally called the Laberinto Pampa and is located in San Antonio de Areco. For the location check out this pin on Google Maps. This video (in Spanish but can be translated in CC) speaks to the creation of the labyrinth. It also has the all important drone shots.

  • A Dog Maze in Scotland

Located on the Cairnie Fruit Farm, this dog maze is cut into hedges and is located in Cupar, Fife, Scotland. The Google Maps Entry has images of previous versions and gives you and idea of activities available. Check out their website to plan your trip. How about some drone footage of a prior years maze:

  • The Hever Castle Water Maze

I just learned about this water maze from Hever Castle in Kent, England. Wrong turns get you wet !!! The first person to walk each day has a surprise…but after awhile the wet blocks are a nice cheat ! Plan your trip on the castle website. The grounds also feature a beautiful Yew Maze.

  • A Cooper Flagg Corn Maze in Maine

Located in Corinna, Maine, this corn maze features the recent #1 pick for the Dallas Mavericks, Cooper Flagg. You can plan your visit at the Thunder Road Farm website (be sure tocheck out their previous years mazes). Check out a local news broadcast featuring the maze.

  • Movement Mazes is Bismarck, North Dakota

Very cool idea by local artists to get people moving and creating interesting interactive art for walkers to enjoy ! Coming to us from Bismarck, North Dakota, they call them movement mazes. Here is an article showing the mazes, or check out the story below:

  • A new maze themed poster I found

Vicky Velingkar (2019), a Marathi language thriller from India features a maze in the background. It isn’t one of my The 10 Best Maze Themed Movie Posters but it could be added to More Movie Posters featuring Maze and Labyrinth Artwork.

Vicky Velingkar movie poster

Maze and Labyrinth News - July 2025

I am back again with all the things I found during the month that didn’t quite fit into it’s own blog post, but that I found interesting about mazes and labyrinths. Before we get to this months news, here is the June version if you missed it:

Maze and Labyrinth News - June 2025

  • A Canadian man made an Augmented Reality Maze

His name is Marc Toews and the maze is shown on your phone and can be solved in any open space ! Very cool idea. You can see an interview with Marc on CBC.

  • Maze solving on the International Space Station

So, I found out that on the ISS they did a study on plasmodial slime mold. It was a maze solving test, which it seems the mold is very good at. Reminds me of my posts on a liquid and AI solving mazes:

So a Liquid Can Solve a Maze How Exactly ?

AI is Really Great at Solving the Marble Maze

  • A Sunflower Maze in Canada

I came across this Sunflower Maze while surfing the web. Located in Alberta, Canada on the Eagle Creek Farm, I love seeing mazes made of unique things (and especially colorful flowers). It is called the Bowden SunMaze. It just so happens the property also features a corn maze and willow tree maze !

  • A Squid Games Maze at an Anime Expo in LA

I found this quick video from KTLA of a Squid Games Maze. Looks cool.

  • A Mirror Maze at Rockefeller Center in NYC

This art installation has been called a mirror maze in the news, but it seems to lack the features of a maze to me. Either way it seems like a cool art installation called Reflection Point by Brooklyn based artists Wade Jeffree and Leta Sobierajski. Bonus points for being free and open to the public ! Here is a YouTube Short showing the maze up close.