Past Mazes
Since 2001 Hunter Brothers have been creating incredible corn maze designs that amaze and delight generations of guests.
2023: Stan Rogers and Gordon Lightfoot
2022: Soccer Canada
2021: Bluenose
Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Bluenose.
2020: Florence Nightingale
Commemorating Florence Nightingale’s 200th birthday, the year of the nurse, and honouring all the hard work and sacrifice of nurses everywhere during the pandemic.
2019: Toronto Raptors
Our 6-acre labyrinth celebrated the Toronto Raptors NBA Championship win. The maze features The Raptor with his eye’s on the prize (the Larry O'Brien NBA Championship Trophy) and the ‘We The North’ slogan.
2018: Lost In Space
Our 2018 maze pays homage to three spatial anniversaries: the 20th anniversary of the International Space Station, the 50th anniversary of the debut of Stanley Kubrick’s epic sci-fi film 2001: A Space Odyssey, and the 60th anniversary of the Avro Arrow’s first flight.
2017: Toronto Maple Leafs
Celebrating the Maple Leafs 100th season in the NHL. Featuring the team's young talent, Mitch Marner and Austin Matthews.
2016: Toronto Blue Jays
Celebrating the 40th season of the Toronto Blue Jays featuring Jose Bautista's infamous "Bat Flip".
2015: Terry Fox
2015 marks the 35th anniversary of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope. The maze features a larger than life image of Terry just steps from the road he ran along 35 years ago. We were honoured to have Darrel Fox, Terry's brother, come to officially open the maze.
2014: The Beatles
Our 2014 maze celebrated 50 years since the Beatles first arrived in Canada.
2013: Secretariat
The 2013 maze celebrated the 40th anniversary of Secretariat winning the Triple Crown. Secretariats jockey, Ron Turcotte hails from Grand Falls, NB and graciously came for the grand opening of the maze
2012: John Deere
Hunter Brothers celebrated 175 years of John Deere with a maze featuring a John Deere 4020 row crop tractor. Hunter Brothers have run a variety of John Deere equipment on their farm including a 1972 JD 4020 and 2003 JD 6420.
2011: Thomas the Train
Ten years of corn mazes and Hunter Brothers celebrate their tenth maze with Thomas the Tank Engine. It's been 65 years since the first book in The Railway Series was published and 2011 is the 100th anniversary of the author's Rev. Wilbert Awdry's birth. Leigh Hunter built a scale model of Thomas which was featured in Florenceville-Bristol's Canada Day parade. It won first place!
2010: Sesame Street
Sunny Day, Sweepin' the clouds away. On my way to where the air is sweet ... (and corn too!) What better way to celebrate Sesame Street's 40th anniversary than in a field of fun. In 2010, Hunter Brothers sculpted the likeness of Ernie and Bert, Big Bird, Elmo and the Cookie Monster in their six acre corn field. The Carleton North High School Jazz Band played the Sesame Street theme song as part of the Grand Opening festivities. A delicious cake with Sesame Street friends was enjoyed by all.
2009: Montreal Canadiens
As lifelong Canadiens fans, Chip and Tom could think of no more fitting tribute than a maze celebrating the team's 100th season. The maze features Chip's hockey hero Jean Beliveau, who actually called Chip to thank him for the incredible tribute.
2008: UNB Forestry
What better way to celebrate one of New Brunswick's resources than with another. 2008 was the University of New Brunswick's Faculty of Forestry's Centennial year, so Hunter Brothers' corn maze featured a lumberjack, axe in hand, walking along side his ox. Chip and Tom's father, Borden Hunter, and their beloved Uncle Art were both proud alumni.
2007: The Cat in the Hat
In 2007, to pay homage to the 50th anniversary of The Cat in the Hat, Hunter Brothers carved out Dr. Seuss’ loveable Cat in the act of balancing on a ball with his rambunctious friends Thing 1 and Thing 2 underfoot while the Fish in a Pot is precariously perched on the handle of an umbrella.
2006: Grannies Helping Grannies
Our 2006 maze featured the African continent with the logo created by the Go Go Grannies in Creston, B.C. to support the Grandmothers to Grandmothers campaign. This Stephen Lewis Foundation initiative encourages Canadian grandmothers to unite and support their African peers who are now left with the responsibility of raising their grandchildren as a result of the AIDS pandemic in Africa. Hunter Brothers Farm donated a portion of their maze proceeds to this cause and encouraged maze adventurers to do the same.
2005: Alberta and Saskatchewan Centennial
Our 2005 maze was a tribute to the Alberta and Saskatchewan's Centennial Year featuring the outline of both provinces and their Centennial logo in the middle of each province. It was our most elaborate undertaking yet requiring over 2200 connect-the-dot coordinates.
2004: Acadie 400th anniversary
We celebrated the 400th anniversary of Acadie in 2004.
2003: Patrick Roy
A tribute to Patrick Roy as he retired from playing hockey.
2002: Harry Potter
Harry Potter fans visit amazing Hogwarts Castle
2001: New Brunswick Flag
Our first corn maze design celebrated New Brunswick Day.