Somewhere in a field outside Snohomish, ten acres of corn are cut into the exact shape of Washington State. You can walk from the Puget Sound coast across the Cascades and out toward the Idaho border, following real highways and town names carved into the rows, and it takes about an hour to cross the state on foot. That maze, at The Farm at Swans Trail, is the best single reason to go looking for corn mazes in Washington this fall. It is also pr…
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