Sauvie Island’s famous Corn MAiZE

Autumn has arrived and everybody who is anybody knows its time to head on over to Sauvie Island for the enormous corn maize experience.  As Portland tradition since 1999, this massive corn cutout  brings children and fun spirited adults of all ages out to play each year. Stumbling your way through the maize with only the moonlight to guide you is a ridicules amount of fun.

The creator (Portlander Craig Easterly) of the annual towering cornfield maze at The Pumpkin Patch,  designed this years maze to celebrates Portland and its gorgeous cityscape and surroundings. The “Bridgetown MAiZE” features the city’s bridges, rivers, mountains and outdoor spirit. Easterly promises that crossing the newly built Sauvie Island Bridge, and finding The Pumpkin Patch, is the easy part. Finding your way out of the 5-acre labyrinth will be both a physical and mental challenge for everyone who partakes.

Bring your rain boots to protect from the mud and while you are there take a few minutes for a hay ride or a stroll through the pumpkin patch!

Admission prices are as follows: Children ages 5 and under: FREE Children ages 6-12: $4 Adults ages 13 and up: $6 Seniors (60+): $4 Open Daily! August 30 — October 31, 2008!

THE MAiZE (5-acre Cornfield MAiZE) Sunday - Thursday 10am-6pm Friday - Saturday 10am-10pm

Haunted Field of Screams 2008
Two is spookier than one! Get spooked in the separate Haunted Field of Screams!
HAUNTED DATES:
Oct. 3–5, 10–12, 17–19, 24–26 & 31!     7pm–10pm

The scariest time to check out the Corn Maize is on October 27, 28 or 31 during one of the “Haunted Evening” events.