Stroll Through a Trail Filled with Hundreds of Carved, Lit-Up Pumpkins in Maine

The Halloween season is upon us and in Maine, there's no shortage of incredible events and activities to fill the void. From haunted houses to trick or trunk events to costume parties, there's a little something for everyone when it comes to Halloween. But if you're looking for something a little bit more casual that can be both family friendly or a little frightening, there's a farm in Maine that has got you covered.

Spiller Country Farm in Gorham, Maine will be holding their second Harvest Walk, a walkable trail that will feature hundreds of hand-carved pumpkins all lit up to make the journey extra special. This year, Spiller Country Farm is adding some forks in the trail with the option to continue on a family friendly path or venture down an off-shoot trail that will hold a few more frights. For those planning on bringing smaller kids, the primary path filled with carved pumpkins is not scary and perfectly fine for small children.

The Harvest Walk trail opens on Friday, October 7th and runs from 6-8:30pm. The trail will be open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 6-8:30pm every weekend in October through Sunday, October 30th. If you need refreshments before or after your trip through the trail, Moe's Munchies food truck will be on site as well. Children 5  years old and under can walk the trail for free. Kids tickets are $5 and adult tickets are $10.