There’s nothing quite like a crisp fall day in New Hampshire, and wandering through a corn maze is one of the season’s most treasured traditions. Across the state, farms transform their fields into intricate labyrinths—each with its own theme, challenges, and surprises. Whether you’re solving puzzles, racing to the finish, or just enjoying a stroll among the stalks, these mazes offer fun for all ages. Add pumpkin patches, farm animals, sweet treats, and autumn events, and you’ve got the makings of an unforgettable day.
Here are a few farms where you can test your sense of direction and make lasting fall memories.
Beans & Greens Farm, Gilford
This multi-acre corn maze consists of miles of twists, turns, loops, dead ends, open squares, and bridges too. Explore the maze during the day, or for those looking to put a spooky twist on this seasonal activity, try the haunted experience on weekend nights. The maze is open starting in late-September through Halloween, weather permitting.
Beech Hill Farm, Hopkinton
Make it a double-maze day at Beech Hill Farm & Ice Cream Barn in Hopkinton, where two award-winning corn mazes await. This year’s themes are “Yellowstone – A National Park Scavenger Hunt” and “Where in the World?”—a fun, globe-trotting trivia challenge. Each maze offers plenty of twists, turns, and discoveries. Now celebrating its 26th season, Beech Hill Farm is known for turning their mazes into interactive adventures that both entertain and educate and make for a memorable experience. After conquering the mazes, reward yourself with a visit to the farm’s beloved Ice Cream Barn, open daily through October 31.
Collins Farm, Bath
Step back in time this fall at Collins Farm in Bath, where the corn maze has taken on a Medieval theme for its 8th season. As you wander through the towering stalks, keep an eye out for more than 100 educational signs about life in the Middle Ages—making the adventure both fun and fascinating. The maze offers three levels of challenge: beginners can track down six checkpoints, adventurers add in five trivia answers, and maze masters take it to the next level by completing six puzzles on top of it all. Or for a different kind of thrill, the farm also hosts evening flashlight mazes and spooky haunted flashlight mazes. The maze is open August 16 through November 1.
Coppal House Farm, Lee
This year marks the 21st season of maze magic at Coppal House Farm in Lee, and the theme is taking flight with butterflies and chrysalises. The five-acre maze is professionally designed and cut, offering plenty of twists, turns, and trivia questions to guide you along the way. Answer correctly, and you might just find the right path out! The farm also hosts a full lineup of seasonal events, including Fall Harvest Weekend. For a unique nighttime adventure, don’t miss Maze Fest: Brews & Bites, where local flavors pair perfectly with maze fun—all to benefit Seacoast Eat Local. And if you’re up for a thrill, grab a flashlight and take on the maze after dark for a spookier spin on this fall tradition. The maze is open September 6 through November 1.
Moulton Farm, Meredith
At Moulton Farm in Meredith, getting “lost” is part of the fun—especially with two mazes to explore this fall. Families can take on the challenge of the full-sized, four-acre corn maze, or let little ones try the child-sized version, where the corn grows to just about four feet high. (That means kids get the adventure, while adults can still keep an eye on them!)
Beyond the mazes, the farm is full of autumn activities: find the perfect pumpkin, take a wagon ride, or listen to live music on most weekends. Playful goats, festive fall displays, and lawn games create plenty of photo-worthy moments. Other classic fall favorites are available at Cider Bellies Doughnut Stand and at the farm’s market. The maze is open 7 days a week starting September 19th through late October.
Sherman Farm, East Conway
Pack up the car and make your way to the Mount Washington Valley for a fall adventure at Sherman Farm’s Corn Maize in East Conway. Now in its 18th season, this is a beloved family tradition, and each year comes with a new theme. For 2025, it’s all about celebrating community with “Eat Local and Play Local.” As you wind your way through the intricate pathways, you’ll be making memories around every turn. But the fun doesn’t stop there —explore the pumpkin patch, petting area, and plenty of hands-on play spaces to keep kids (and grownups) entertained. The maze is open weekends September 20th through October 26th.
Washburn’s Windy Hill Orchard, Greenville
Adventure is around every corner at Washburn’s Windy Hill Orchard in Greenville, home to one of New Hampshire’s very first corn mazes. This family-friendly, five-acre maze winds through nearly a mile of pathways, with a scavenger hunt built right in—answer the questions to guide your way. Each fall, Washburn’s looks forward to designing this seasonal favorite for their guests, and the fun doesn’t stop at sundown. In late October, they’ll host two, night mazes.
Of course, no visit would be complete without indulging in fall treats: hot apple cider donuts and their own soft serve ice cream. The maze is open now through Halloween.
