Reviews/Discussion of Submission 4

You can find easy walk-throughs for little kids, but for older children, look for a six-acre odyssey that will take an hour to navigate. Some mazes have guides stationed in towers in case you get lost inside their larger-than-life 3-D puzzles.

The most intricate labyrinths are professionally designed, with fields carved to resemble images ranging from maps to presidents' faces to sports logos. But most of the designs can only be appreciated with an aerial view. If you're inside the maze, all you'll see is a 12-foot-high wall of cornstalks on every side.

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