Criminal hunt in the corn labyrinth: Detective puzzles attracts visitors to Iserloy

Criminal hunt in the corn labyrinth: Detective puzzles attracts visitors to Iserloy

The exciting corn adventure for the whole family

An exciting adventure awaits the Visitors des Maislabyrinth in Iserloy this year. Instead of traditional wrong paths, the labyrinth offers a criminal hunt through the corn field. Inspired by a bank robbery, guests must follow indications to find the traces of the fleeting perpetrator.

The hunt begins next to the Garms family and leads the participants on four and a half kilometers of winding paths that are created on a 4,000 square meter area. Michael Garms, the operator, emphasizes that there are no limits to get lost. A direct route would only be a kilometer long, but the guests should plan between 45 and 75 minutes for the labyrinth.

exciting puzzles and chances of winning

While the visitors are looking for the exit, they inevitably come across the stations with the traces of the "bank robber". At these nodes, benches invite you to take a break, while the guests solve the puzzles and note the answers on a quiz sheet. These leaves can then be thrown into a box at the entrance to take part in a raffle.

Corn growth, which was delayed by the cold cold, has now reached an impressive height of about two meters. The attraction is open until October 3 and possibly also, depending on the corn conditions. Dogs are allowed to participate on a leash free of charge, and the admission prices are 5.50 euros for adults and 5 euros for children.

don't miss: Night hikes in the corn labyrinth

interested parties in night hikes in the labyrinth should register in advance with Garms. With exciting challenges and the possibility of pursuing the traces of the bank robber as a detective, the cornlabyrinth in Iserloy offers an entertaining adventure for the whole family.

- Nag