I wanted to feature 5 wonderful Winter mazes that are here for the Holidays ! All 5 of them are the largest of it’s type (one with an asterisk), and are made as destination attractions to celebrate the holidays. It includes mazes from events in LA/Las Vegas, a festival in Minnesota, a festival in the state of Washington, a snow maze in Canada, while the last takes us overseas to Poland.
The Largest Christmas Light Maze(s)
The first mazes are the Largest Christmas Light Maze(s) in the world, created by Enchant. This year Enchant has 2 locations: Los Angeles, CA and Las Vegas, NV. (2024 included: San Jose, CA; Seattle, WA; and Las Vegas, NV). Each location features winter fun, including the featured light maze, an ice skating rink and a Christmas market along with other activities (Santa?) and days with special events. You can check the calendar and buy tickets on the Enchant website. This experience moves around the country each year, so you may have seen it near you in the past (or have it coming to a large city near you in the future). Here is a video from YouTube showing the event in 2025 in LA ! It looks like a fun night out with an immersive Christmas experience.
World’s Largest Ice Maze (previously)
And the second Winter maze I wanted to bring to your attention comes from Poland, the World’s Largest Ice Maze (previously) located in Snowlandia in Zakopane. I had written about it before as one of the 6 interesting ice and snow mazes I found around the world: You Won't Believe these Ice and Snow Mazes ! The maze is outstanding, and seeing all of the intricate carvings in the snow is also well worth a visit with views of the beautiful surrounding Tatra Mountains ! The maze is listed as over 3000 square meters, or the size of about 7 basketball courts.
World’s Largest Ice Maze (current)
And you may have noticed the “previously” I added onto the World’s Largest Ice Maze at Snowlandia. That is because on January 10th, 2025 the record was broken at the Minnesota Ice Festival in Eagan, MN. The 2025 festival included the maze, skating, slides, food trucks, ice bars and plenty of ice sculptures. I am on the lookout for information on 2026 ! Here is a video showing the record setting ice maze:
World’s Largest Christmas Tree Maze
But wait, we have another, coming to us from Shelton, Washington ! Let’s take a look at Christmastown and their Winter maze !
The world record for most Christmas Trees in one location (set in 2019) keeps getting bigger each year. And, it just so happens those Christmas trees are made into a maze ! This year a total of 900 trees became a maze. The great thing about the maze is the dead ends might lead you to Santa, places to play or selfie spots. But let’s be honest a dead end with Santa is not really a dead end ! Here is a link to the website and the maze page specifically. Check out this wonderful video of the event and maze !
The World’s Largest Snow Maze
Located in St. Adolphe, Manitoba, (about 10 minutes south of Winnipeg) this all ages Snow Maze makes for a unique family adventure. Measuring in at just under 2800 square meters, the maze takes about 30 minutes to navigate. The walls are 6.5 feet tall and 2 feet thick and some of them feature some very nice carvings (see video below). The maze website showcases some wonderful photos of the snow maze. The site is seasonal (currently closed), and has 7 different things to do throughout the year, including a Corn maze (August-October), Petting Zoo (August-October), Pumpkin Barn (October), Haunted Forest (October), Sunflower Expo (August-September), and the Den Restaurant. During snow maze season they also have toboggans & snow tubes available.
I suggest you read the maze policies on the website before visiting, but a general summary is to dress for Winter weather and bring a sleigh for the kids. This video gives great overview of the location and features the carvings I mentioned above.
The original maze record was set in 2019 and featured in a CNN article. Luckily for us, the maze is remade each year !
So did these mazes make your bucket list ? Wishing you Happy and Healthy Holidays and hoping you can enjoy an a-maze-ing adventure like these!
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