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Eliada Corn Maze, Asheville

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About Eliada Corn Maze

Eliada Corn Maze in Asheville is an 8-acre corn maze where visitors navigate pathways while enjoying fall activities. The maze features tractor rides, a corn cannon, spider climber, lawn games, and pumpkins. Visitors can purchase apple cider and refreshments from local food trucks on-site. The attraction hosts Music at the Maze, a Friday evening live music series featuring Western North Carolina musicians performing blues, Americana, country and rock and roll as the sun sets. The venue suits families planning a fall day out, couples looking for a unique date, and groups of friends. Schools and businesses can arrange educational field trips and corporate outings during designated hours. Birthday parties are available with reserved tent areas and picnic tables. Tickets are sold online through the venue's website, and the attraction charges admission.

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  • General Admission
    Adult
    $15
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