What? Bigfoot IS real?

Well, he exists in the 2025 Stony Brook Farms Corn Maze, set to open September 13.

In fact, there are a bunch of mythical beasties and characters in the 64-acre corn maze, featuring three separate mazes.

BLINK(Y) AND YOU'LL MISS IT

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The shortest -- and easiest -- of the mazes is .8 miles of paths and features a maze of Blinky the three-eyed fish from The Simpsons. It's indicated in dark blue on the farm's maze map.

 

THERE BE DRAGONS (and a gnome)!

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The green line features a garden gnome and a fire-breathing dragon. That's 6 miles of pathways and is considered medium hard.

 

MYTHS IN THEIR OWN MINDS

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Finally, the purple maze features four mythical beasties: a unicorn, minotaur, Loch Ness monster and Bigfoot. This is the hardest maze and stretches 8.7 miles.

 

PUT IT ALL TOGETHER...

And when you put them all together, they create an amazing image of creatures of legend.

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The mazes are part of Stony Brook Farms' "Harvest Fun Days" where there are all sorts of activities included in the maze admission.

There's also a food court, pick-your-own-pumpking patch, photo opportunities and a store.

They're still working on all the details for this year's Harvest Fun Days and Pumpkin Patch, but the maze map is out and the countdown to September 13 is on!

Here's a map to Stony Brook Farms.

This story was originally published on WJON.com, a Townsquare Media St. Cloud website.

Beautiful Photos From Clemens Gardens

This weekend was a great one to get out and do something fun. I wanted to destress, so I drove over to Clemens Gardens for a nice stroll through the gardens. What a beautiful place it is. There are flowers everywhere, as well as fountains and statues. These photos only capture part of what's available to see, but in case you haven't had a chance to visit, now is a great time to view them, as everything is in full bloom. Take a look at some beautiful photos and then make a plan to take your own trip. All of your senses will thank you.

Gallery Credit: Photos by Kelly Cordes

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