The world’s longest maze is at the Dole Plantation on Oahu, Hawai’i. Comprised of 11,400 tropical native plants and covering 3.11 miles, Dole has not.

By Alex Rofick-Williams

The Most Famous Mazes

The world’s longest maze is at the Dole Plantation on Oahu, Hawai’i. Comprised of 11,400 tropical native plants and covering 3.11 miles, Dole has not only created the largest maze on earth; the company has taken it online where you can attempt to navigate the maze virtually.

Dole Plantation

Called the largest plant maze in the world, the ever-changing maze at

Reignac-sur-Indre, France blossoms into a brilliant field of sunflowers in summer and in winter is remarked and sown to reappear as a new design in spring. In 1996, the maze’s debut year, over 85,000 people attempted to find passage through the 10-acre puzzle.

Reignac-sur-Indre

Cherry Crest Adventure Farm

The corn field

maze at Cherry

Crest is so

challenging, two

full time “Maze

Masters” remain

on site to guide

lost tourists

attempting to

solve the puzzle

and make their

way through the

maze’s 2.5 miles

of paths, bridges

and twisty turns.

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