Medium sized maze, made with wooden planks for a rustic feel. We went after a brief shower and was difficult to navigate as the pathways were waterlogged.

These were the second largest cattle pen yards in the US (next to Chicago). You can go up stairs to a walkway to view the pens and area. I saw it on the guided walking tour out of the visitor center. Very interesting. A few...More

My 13 year old and 11 year old come to the Stockyards when they visit Ft. Worth each year. The Maze is one of the their favorites. The adults watched and egged them on. Perfect balance between challenge and not getting frustrated. It could get...More

My husband and daughter had a great time traversing the maze together. I was afraid she'd get frustrated, but all the funny signs kept her entertained and egged her on!

My husband and I decided to go through this maze since we were at the Stockyards. We are both in our 30s and enjoyed it a lot! You are given a little card, and you are supposed to go through the maze finding a hole...More

History of the cattle sales and cattle drives is the only way to describe the Maze. Very few are still in existence and this should be a must see on anybody list.

We had a really fun time in the maze. It's more challenging than it appears. You are supposed to wander around and find the letters M-A-Z-E and them find your way out. This is easier said then done. The whole family had fun working our...More

The former cattle shuts for the Fort Worth Stockyards have been converted into a great maze for children and an observation deck above the maze allows parents to watch.

This is a fun activity for everyone but especially children. It also has great surrounding activities to take part in and great eating places.

My kids really enjoyed their maze activity! The maze will take 20-30 minutes to complete depending on the ages of your children, but it does a good job of keeping them active! I went on the journey with my three kids and they enjoyed the...More