After all the busyness and stress of your daily life, you’re probably looking for a way to step back for a few hours and just get lost. I know I am. I may wander out into the woods any minute now. Even better, I may take my own little road trip and visit all six of these a-maze-ing little Arkansas corn mazes. In fact, some of these corn mazes in Arkansas are incredibly impressive works of art, especially when seen from the air. To have a total ball this fall, go get lost on these incredible farms for a wonderful fall trip in Arkansas.

1. Peebles Farm (Augusta)

This delightful maze is hand cut in a playful pattern into 16 acres of corn. The aerial view of this one shows just how much work is put into the extraordinary maze. You’ll find it and so much more fall fun on County Road 249 in Augusta. Find out more about Peebles Farm:

2. Ozark Corn Maze (Cave Springs)

Located at 12880 Hwy 112 in Cave Springs, Ozark Corn Maze is tons of autumn fun. There are just loads of things to do there, including three separate corn mazes, a hay maze, a pumpkin slingshot, a petting zoo, and a 4-acre pumpkin patch.

3. Farmland Adventures (Springdale)

Farmland Adventures is home to a 9-acre corn maze that features questions and answers and twisting pathways. In addition to this beautifully detailed maze, you’ll also find pony rides, pumpkins, and farm animals at 5355 Parsons Road in Springdale. Look at all the fun you can have at this fantastic farm:

4. Hicks Family Farms (Lonoke)

Hayrides and pony rides and a barn full of animals! There’s also a pretty cool 7-acre corn maze that you can get lost in, and you’ll definitely love it. The little guys will love the just-their-size hay bale maze. You’ll find this farm at 184 Lasiter Road in Lonoke.

5. Pumpkin Hollow (Piggott)

Pumpkin Hollow offers you many ways to enjoy the corn maze. You can go in the daytime when everything is bright and green and non-threatening. Or you can go at night with your flashlight for a moderately creepy time. You’ll find it at 671 County Road 336 in Piggott.

6. Mountain Home Berry Farm (Mountain Home)

Mountain Home Berry Farm’s Fall Festival lasts from late September until early November. You can take a long hayride through the pumpkin patch, petting zoo, and 1.5-acre kid-friendly corn maze. You’ll find the farm at 693 County Road 57 in Mountain Home. Get an aerial view of this lovely farm:

Have you ever visited any of these corn mazes in Arkansas? Let us know how they were in the comments. While you're getting lost, why not check out these awesome forests? There's no better way to kick back and enjoy an Arkansas autumn than a lovely road trip in Arkansas on these country roads.