Discover an adventure in the corn: Labyrinth on the Swabian Alb

Discover an adventure in the corn: Labyrinth on the Swabian Alb

Summer is the ideal time for exciting adventures outdoors, and where could it be better to take an exciting exploration tour than in a corn labyrinth? In the picturesque Swabian Jura, there are several such labyrinths who not only attract families with children, but also make the hearts of adventurous people beat faster. There is a lot of fun, puzzles and the opportunity to get lost in the thicket of high corn plants!

The corn labyrinth in the region stand for unforgettable experiences and let visitors immerse themselves in a world full of surprises. These labyrinths are not just simple crazy; They also contain creative concepts that are redesigned every year. It all begins in the fertile fields between Heidenheim and Ulm, where the many confusing paths meander through the high corn.

diverse offers in the Swabian Alb

An outstanding example is the corn labyrinth Ulm-Slichweiler, which is located directly on the border between Bavaria and Württemberg. On an impressive area of 16,000 square meters, visitors can get lost in around 1.6 kilometers long paths. Farmer Bernd Ruess has established a regular event for 26 years, in which a new labyrinth pattern is created annually with over 200,000 corn plants. This year a fish design ensures additional astonishment.

The introduction of stamp stations in the labyrinth ensures even more fun. Children and adults can explore the labyrinth as they collect stamps and enjoy the view from the platform. And there are special opening times for the extra portion of the thrill: Once a week, Saturdays, brave with flashlights can explore the labyrinth after dark.

Another place to visit is the Q-Hof Raunecker in Frickingen. Here is a labyrinth that extends over 20,000 square meters and is equipped with around 200,000 corn plants. This labyrinth is all about Härtsfeld this year, which is also reflected in the design. Hidden stamp stations make the adventure exciting here too, while in the Q-Café small surprises are waiting for visitors.

A new participant in the labyrinth area is the Walter's corn labyrinth, which was opened by Walter himself. With an area of two hectares, the paths here are almost inexhaustible. Visitors can meet numerous challenges on two kilometers, including hidden stamps and interesting knowledge of the knowledge of agriculture. For the little discoverers there is also a straw pyramid that invites you to romp.

The labyrinth of the Stock Schäferei in Ellwangen-Haisterhofen offers very individual topics. This year everything is about renewable energies. Guests have to navigate past wind turbines, photovoltaic systems and biomass as they solve exciting puzzles. Here, too, hidden motif punches provide additional entertainment.

The harvest time could mean the end of these adventurous excursions, so take the opportunity before the corn fields disappear! The opening times of the different labyrinths vary so that everyone has the opportunity to get lost in the corn. Be ready for a special kind of summer pleasure and experience the Swabian Alb from its most exciting side!