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Le Brunnenhof de Christian Tschanz à Oppligen (Berne) cultive environ 100 variétés de courges comestibles et 20 variétés décoratives depuis 2022, le tout culminant chaque année lors d'un week-end de marché aux courges avec un restaurant éphémère tenu par son fils Adrian proposant des plats à base de courge.
Rohrbach's Hof in Aarwangen (Bern) runs a corn maze on the family farm with a puzzle to solve along the way; a full visit typically takes about an hour. The 2026 season runs from August 2 through October 11 with varying weekday/weekend hours. Cash, card, and Twint are accepted for admission.
In Liebewil (municipality of Köniz, Bern), Burrens Burehofmärit shows around 50 pumpkin varieties in a September–October exhibition alongside its farm shop. Since 2024 the farm has operated as a 'Lebenshof' sanctuary, meaning its animals are no longer raised for slaughter.
The Frienisberger Maislabyrinth near Seedorf (Bern) spans six football fields and follows a themed trail (2026 theme: 'BIBER-TRAIL') with twelve regional wildlife figures across water, air, and land zones, plus views of the Bern skyline. Tickets can be bought online or at the on-site Restaurant Chloschtermuur. The 2026 season runs July 18 through October 18.
Der digital gesäte Irrgarten erstreckt sich über rund drei Fußballfelder zwischen Laupen und Bösingen. Rätsel- und Informationstafeln, Spielplatz und Verpflegung ergänzen den Besuch. Die 2026-Quelle bestätigt die Saison, veröffentlicht aber noch keine belastbaren diesjährigen Öffnungstage.
A one-hectare, unstaffed corn maze at Brauchbühl farm in Lützelflüh (Emmental, Bern), open around the clock during the season for a CHF 2 per-person honesty-box entrance fee. The maze has two connected courtyards of pathways.