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Five minutes' walk from Delémont train station (Jura), Swiss Labyrinthe carves four cornfield mazes totaling around five kilometers of paths each summer, with an integrated play zone (inflatables, swings, trampolines), a bar serving pizza and grilled food, and a lounge relaxation area. Over 100,000 visitors have come since it launched in 2010.
Perched above Le Landeron (Neuchâtel) with views over the lake and Alps, the Domaine de Bel-Air combines a 20,000 m² corn maze with ten checkpoints to punch, an animal park/refuge with around 45 species, and an on-site restaurant.
At the organic Hofgut Obere Wanne in Liestal (Basel-Landschaft), a winding 'Chaosgarten' living maze is grown each summer from hemp and wildflowers instead of corn, creating a fragrant, blooming labyrinth that changes character year to year.
Der Verein Chnorrlimorrli und der Biohof Farngut veranstalten im August und September ein täglich zugängliches Maislabyrinth an der Luegetenstrasse. Zum Angebot gehören ein Rätsel mit Verlosung, ein Silo-Spielplatz, ein schattiger Aufenthaltsbereich sowie Getränke, Früchte und Glacé.
Billed as Switzerland's first digitally-seeded corn maze, the Steinhof Maislabyrinth spans two football fields on the Laupen (Bern) / Bösingen (Fribourg) border, with a barbecue area, snack bar, playground, and the option to camp overnight in the cornfield. It was closed in summer 2025 and is reported to be returning in 2026.
LaMa Labyrinth March at the Matthof in Schübelbach (Schwyz) is a large corn maze with roughly five kilometers of paths, interactive puzzle stations, a viewing platform, and an adjacent nature playground with table tennis and climbing elements.
A volunteer-run corn maze organized annually by the Maislabyrinth Wettingen association, staged in a field near Würenlos in the Limmattal (Aargau). The maze layout changes each year and 2026 marks its tenth edition. Walkable in roughly 30–60 minutes and reachable by public bus plus a short walk.
Urba Kids, a children's leisure center in Orbe (Vaud), regrows its corn maze every summer with about two kilometers of paths across three route options. The 2026 theme, 'Urbazik Festival,' has families solve a mystery inside the maze featuring characters from Christine Pompéï's children's books; the 2026 season runs June 27 to October 4.
MAILA is described as Switzerland's largest corn maze, located near Lake Constance in Langrickenbach (Thurgau). The site includes the on-site 'Öpfelbaumbeiz' restaurant for visitors.
A new corn maze at the edge of Henggart in the Zürcher Weinland, opened in 2026 as the region's first, cut in the shape of three giant butterflies across roughly three hectares of two-meter-high corn. Five puzzle stations let children punch figures on a card while adults answer butterfly-themed trivia.
The Mathis-Hof in Bottmingen (Basel-Landschaft) cuts a new corn maze covering about two football fields' worth of ground every summer. On-site attractions include a trampoline, climbing course, slides, a zipline, and picnic/grill spots with tables. The farm also runs a pumpkin market in autumn.
Family Kaufmann-Rohrer's Erlebnisbauernhof Weiernheim in Winikon (Luzern) runs the 'Maisdschungel' corn maze, in its 20+ year with witty agricultural riddles and dead ends, plus fourteen animal species to pet and a daily pig race at 4pm. The 2026 season runs August 1 through October 4, daily 1–6pm.
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.
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.
Run by the Siegenthaler family in Bottens (Vaud, Gros-de-Vaud), this two-hectare corn maze has about two kilometers of paths and six hidden checkpoints to find, with completed cards entered into a prize draw. On-site amenities include sheltered picnic tables, a play area, grills, and free parking; leashed dogs are welcome.
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.
Run by Fahr Erlebnis AG near the historic Kloster Fahr convent in Unterengstringen (Zürich), this corn maze takes 30–60 minutes to walk and challenges visitors to spot hidden farm animals, with a prize draw for those who find them all. Large-wheeled strollers can navigate the paths.