The football he carries is longer than a football field. You can learn Indiana history while wandering through this massive maze. Hundreds of Hoosier fact and trivia signs are located throughout the pathways of the state maze for folks to read as they find their way out. The maze is located at Dougherty Orchards, Indiana's oldest orchard. While you're there you can also visit Ol' McDougherty's Petting Farm, visit the Apple House or even pick your own apples during September and October.
Group tours are available during the week.
The Montgomery Family of Underwood, Scott County started noticing corn mazes several years ago, and Mrs. Montgomery, who has a creative flare, knew they had to do something like that at their Southern Indiana farm. By September they had been featured on three different television stations and welcomed over 1,500 people. The Montgomerys have a wide variety of family fun activities at their Scott County farm. They have a camping area, a place for folks to have bonfires, and a fishing pond. They also grow over 60 varieties of pumpkins, squash and gourds, and 30 varieties of mums and asters.