It’s Pumpkin Time In The Peaks
Fall is in the air and families are ready to head to the patch!
Whether you’re looking to treat your family to the perfect pumpkin, or trick yourself into a haunted experience, these places are some of the best to visit during fall in the beautiful peaks!
Borrow a wagon or bring your own to pick your pumpkin! Make your way through a unique hand-made 2-acre corn maze, where the paths are narrow, giving a more personal experience. You can also hop on a hayride every weekend to take in the views of fall!
Don’t miss Colorado’s largest fall entertainment destination! Take your family through the state’s largest corn maze with over 7 miles of trail! Hop on a wagon ride to the patch where you’ll find 70 different varieties of pumpkins to pick from!
Be a farmer for the day! At Miller Farms, hop on the hayride to harvest your own veggies and pumpkins from the fields! Families can also jump into a “Croc-Pit” filled with thousands of chopped-up Crocs! You can also make your way through a corn maze and take part in several other activities on the farm!
Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch (Longmont)
Pumpkins, squash, and gourds, oh my! Rain or shine, it’s pumpkin time. Aside from the patch, families can jump on rides at the carnival, get their hands on some animals at the petting zoo, and indulge in some tasty, fall treats!
Chatfield Farms at Denver Botanical Gardens (Littleton)
Pick your pumpkin at the farm Friday, October 11th- Sunday, October 13th! Looking for more to do at this beautiful location? You’ll find a variety of fall-like activities such as Ghosts In The Gardens-Open Air Scare, Glow Before Dark, Glow At The Gardens, and so much more! Check out the website for a look at all of the events!
Enter if you dare…at night! Brave Colorado’s most terrifying haunted attraction through the corn maze, Scream Acres!
Not into the scare?
Make your way to the farm during the day where you can pick the perfect pumpkin straight off the vine and take part in family-friendly activities! You can also enjoy food and fun at the beer garden.
Be sure to catch the fireworks displays. Those launch off the first three Sundays in October!
Wherever you decide to go, be sure to carve out some time to spice things up before autumn falls away.
And hey, while you’re at it, grab a pumpkin or two…have you heard the saying that one pumpkin a day may keep the goblins away?!
