A map of the corn maze was posted near the entrance to the store. This map was a good five minute walk from the entrance to the maze. So, unless you photographed it with your phone, you would have no map while inside the maze.

The entrance to the maze was through the tent to the right of the gigantic pumpkin.

A fabric fence separated the maze walkers from the corn. The path itself was covered in a thick layer of loose hay.

The path through the maze was wide enough for folks to walk side by side.

A wide space in the path occurred where four different paths came together. Two at this end and two more at the far end.

A tunnel had been constructed over the path in one area. It was made of fencing wire bent in an arch and covered with black plastic.

A small grove of Christmas Trees was found part way through the maze. The trees were unexpected and handsome.

Each person taking the maze was allowed to carry one of several different clue sheets. The categories of clues ranged from movies to astronomy. The numbers on the clue sheet corresponded to numbers found along the path and at which one of two directions must have been chosen.

One of the numbers that corresponded to clues on the clue sheet. The answer to question 6 would give a result of either "right" or "left."

An old school bus was parked as part of the corn maze. It was closed during the day, but open at night and filled with spooky creatures.

This tunnel had motors and roller wheels on both sides so that (at night only) it would rotate around the path.