Pop Corn Labyrinthe

Pop Corn Labyrinthe is a maze made from corn stalks that spreads across about four hectares of farmland in the French countryside. Visitors navigate through roughly two kilometers of pathways formed by the growing corn plants.

The project began through a partnership between local farmers and tourism developers creating seasonal entertainment. This cooperation showed how traditional farming could connect with new forms of recreation.

The site blends farming with recreation, showing how local farmers use their fields during summer months. Visitors experience rural traditions and see how agricultural practices are woven into creative community ventures.

The site is best explored during daytime hours, with access available from July through August, plus special nighttime sessions on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Sturdy shoes are recommended since you walk across uneven ground between rows of corn.

The maze displays a different pattern each year because farmers plant new corn designs every spring, creating fresh navigation challenges. This means each visit offers something new, even for those returning.

Location: La Goutelle

Address: Ballot, Rue des Boulaudes, 63230 La Goutelle, France

Phone: +33787889721

Website: https://popcornlabyrinthe.fr/clermont-ferrand

GPS coordinates: 45.83529,2.72587

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:26