9 Awesome Corn Mazes in Vermont You Have To Try This Fall
Erika Sweet
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So you’re stuck in Vermont this fall? What a bummer. What’s there to do in this state anyway when there’s no snow? KIDDING! It’s no secret that there are tons of amazing fall activities across Vermont — apple and pumpkin picking, haunted hayrides, scenic hikes, corn mazes…you name it. There’s honestly no better place in the world to be during peak foliage. You’re probably faced with the dilemma of which of these activities to choose since there are only so many weekends and of course you want to fit everything in. To help you out, here is a list of some of the best corn mazes in Vermont that you have to explore this season. Ready to get lost in the best way possible?
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Do you agree that we’ve pinpointed some of the best corn mazes in Vermont? Are there any that might have missed the list? If so, be sure to let us know in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you! Or, you can nominate an attraction to tell us about some of your favorite seasonal destinations in the Green Mountain State.
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