Edmonton Corn Maze
Corn maze · Alberta — Canadian Rockies
A corn maze west of Edmonton in Spruce Grove, with pumpkins ready for picking from early September. It closes over winter and spring, reopening by late summer to run through the fall season.
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Plan your visit
Color nearby peaks: October 3–October 7
Color builds from September 20 · mostly bare by October 24
Method: daily ERA5 temperatures drive a photoperiod + chilling phenology model, sampled at Edmonton Corn Maze’s own coordinates and elevation (705 m) rather than a regional average. Estimates, not promises — check locally before you plan a trip around it.
Edmonton Corn Maze on the map
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Frequently asked
- When does Edmonton Corn Maze peak in 2026?
- Peak color is predicted for October 3–October 7 (best estimate October 5). Color starts around September 20 and is mostly bare by October 24.
- What is Edmonton Corn Maze best for?
- A fall corn maze just west of Edmonton.
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