North Dakota Maze Just Broke A Guinness World Record

There are so many fun things popping up in North Dakota this fall: pumpkin patches, new restaurants, haunted houses, and even corn mazes.

Some very exciting news just came out: a North Dakota maze just broke a Guinness World Record.

You might think I'm talking about a corn maze, but this one is a little different; it's made out of wood. It's more like a Labyrinth (one of my favorite childhood movies).

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According to a post made on the North Dakota Legendary Instagram, this maze was built with over a thousand wooden panels, and with 40,000 sq feet of winding wooden pathways, it is now the largest temporary wooden maze in the world.

If you're curious and want to experience the maze for yourself, all you have to do is take a trip to Fargo. The maze is located at the West Acres Mall. You can even bring your dogs on Tuesdays.

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What a fun way to see something truly magnificent and have some fun outside in North Dakota this fall.

Get out there with your family, have some fun, and send us some pictures of this record-breaking maze in the app!

Now that we've found this fun family spot in Fargo, let's take a look at some family-friendly scenic spots in Bismarck.