There's the big maze, a 24-acre sprawl with tunnels and bridges that can take puzzlers two to four hours to complete. The largest corn maze in New England is celebrating 25 years of 'cornfusion' this year. The Great Vermont Corn Maze in Danville would be the collegiate level corn maze. Looking to take your corn maze skills to the next level or have a unique day trip experience? Here are a couple worth consideration. Address: 277 Lavigne Road, Colchester Cost: $11 for ages 12 and up, $6 for 3 to 11 years old, Free for two and under More info:, (802) 655-3440, /sammazzafarmmarket 31 Hours: Mondays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. Budding paleontologists can bring their knowledge and attention to detail to assist them making it through the puzzle. Address: 347 Fay Lane, Williston Cost: $6 ages five and up, Free for children four and younger More info:, Sam Mazza's Farm MarketĪt Sam Mazza's, there are 12 checkpoints in its sprawling corn maze to help orienteers make their way through seemingly endless stalks without getting lost. 16 Hours: Wednesdays 1 to 5 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays 10 a.m.

There's also a candy jackpot in the maze and a hidden marked ear of corn, that when found, earns the finder a free small pumpkin or some gourds to take home.

By visiting each checkpoint, visitors can get the letters needed to solve a word scramble. Whitcomb's four-acre maze's five checkpoints highlight daily chores that keep the farm operational. Address: 3515 Oak Hill Road, Williston Cost: $5 per person or $20 per family (cash and Venmo accepted) More info:, 80 or Whitcomb's Land of Pumpkins & Corn Maze 3 through end of October or after a couple hard frosts Hours: Everyday 9 a.m. The maze also celebrates the four b's: birds, bees, bugs and butterflies. Among the two-acre challenge, the experience includes elements of fun in dead-ends, misdirection and helpful signs. This year corn maze navigators can make their way through the stalks looking for the four Vermont animals: the varmint, critter, holy cow and jeezum crow. Here's what to know about these three local mazes. The three mazes have come to be known for their varying puzzle designs each year, incorporating fun and learning along the way and surprises to find among the stalks. If Chittenden County corn mazes were compared to schools, then the elementary maze would be Isham Family Farm, middle school challenge would be Whitcomb's Land of Pumpkins & Corn Maze and the high school-level puzzle would be Sam Mazza's Farm Market.

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