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Shayna Garrett, 13, warms up by the fire before taking a walk down a haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoPeople from around the Tri-State enjoyed a corn maze in Proctorville, Ohio, and another in Milton, W.Va., this weekend.
Shayna Garrett, 13, warms up by the fire before taking a walk down a haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoBrandon Leffingwell and Dylan Maynard warm up at the entrance of the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoBrandon Leffingwell and Dylan Maynard warm up at the entrance of the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoVisitors take a hay ride to the entrance of the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoBrandon Leffingwell warms up at the entrance of the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoSonny Dornon keeps the fire before greeting guests at the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoSonny Dornon keeps the fire before greeting guests at the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoOne of the many scares visitors encounter on the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoOne of the many scares visitors encounter on the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoOne of the many scares visitors encounter on the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoOne of the many scares visitors encounter on the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoOne of the many scares visitors encounter on the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville.
Purchase this photoA few "survivors" of the the haunted corn maze and trail built by the First Baptist Church of Proctorville make the last climb before returning to the church.
Purchase this photoFour-year-old Lauren Casto leads the way through the Cornfield Maize at The Maize at Cooper Farms, LLC, Route 3, Box A156 in Milton 5-10 p.m. Fridays; 1-10 p.m. Saturdays; 1-5 p.m. Sundays, through Nov. 2; Monday-Thursday by reservation only. Take Interstate 64 to Milton Exit, Route 60 West to Milton Middle School. Parking is behind the school. Call 304-743-0548 or visit www.cornfieldmaze.com.
Purchase this photoThe Cornfield Maize at The Maize at Cooper Farms, LLC, Route 3, Box A156 in Milton 5-10 p.m. Fridays; 1-10 p.m. Saturdays; 1-5 p.m. Sundays, through Nov. 2; Monday-Thursday by reservation only. Take Interstate 64 to Milton Exit, Route 60 West to Milton Middle School. Parking is behind the school. Call 304-743-0548 or visit www.cornfieldmaze.com.
Purchase this photoEight-year-old Lauren Volk leads the way through the Cornfield Maize at The Maize at Cooper Farms, LLC, Route 3, Box A156 in Milton 5-10 p.m. Fridays; 1-10 p.m. Saturdays; 1-5 p.m. Sundays, through Nov. 2; Monday-Thursday by reservation only. Take Interstate 64 to Milton Exit, Route 60 West to Milton Middle School. Parking is behind the school. Call 304-743-0548 or visit www.cornfieldmaze.com.
Purchase this photoColin Cooper start up the "cow train" the Cornfield Maize at The Maize at Cooper Farms, LLC, Route 3, Box A156 in Milton 5-10 p.m. Fridays; 1-10 p.m. Saturdays; 1-5 p.m. Sundays, through Nov. 2; Monday-Thursday by reservation only. Take Interstate 64 to Milton Exit, Route 60 West to Milton Middle School. Parking is behind the school. Call 304-743-0548 or visit www.cornfieldmaze.com.
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