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Trax Farms Fall Harvest Festival & Hilltop Hayrides

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Trax Farms528 Trax Rd, Finleyville, PA 15332 · 12.9 mi approx. from PittsburghDirections

All ages (Corn maze, pumpkin patch, and scenic tractor rides for all generations)

From $12$12 (Festival admission including tractor ride & corn maze); Children 2 and under free

About this adventure

Operating since 1865 in Finleyville in the South Hills, Trax Farms encompasses 150 picturesque acres of rolling farmland, orchards, and market gardens. Their signature Fall Harvest Festival features scenic tractor hayrides that transport families to a towering hilltop pumpkin patch with panoramic views across Allegheny and Washington counties. Kids can navigate an intricate 3-acre corn maze, conquer the climbing tire mountain, bounce in inflatable playhouses, and savor hot apple cider, kettle corn, and homemade pumpkin roll slices prepared fresh in the on-site bakery. Family Experience & Accessibility: • Stroller Accessibility: The vast indoor garden center, bakery, and farm market are fully accessible with wide paved aisles. The hilltop pumpkin field is turf and dirt, best explored with sturdy walking shoes or rugged strollers. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Spacious indoor public restrooms equipped with infant changing facilities are available in the main market building, alongside picnic tables on the veranda. • Age Suitability: Designed for all ages from toddlers to seniors. Toddlers love the mini corn box and farm animals, while older children tackle the corn maze. • Sensory Tips: The main market patio features festive festival music and cheerful chatter; the hilltop pumpkin fields offer expansive, peaceful outdoor spaces with gentle country breezes.

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